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| Wacker, Henry Born : About 1837 in Prussia |
Burial : Unknown |
Henry Wacker, a farmer from Nashville, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 2" tall with brown hair, gray eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Waddley, William Born : About 1840 in Kentucky |
Burial : Unknown |
William Waddley, a farmer from Washington Co., IL stood 5' 7" tall with black hair, hazel eyes and a dark complexion. He was born in Allen County, Kentucky.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wade, William Born : About 1844 in Indiana |
Burial : Unknown |
William S. Wade, a farmer from DuBois, Washington Co., IL. stood 6' 3" tall with light hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Switzerland County, Indiana.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. 1870 Census - Tamaroa, Perry County, Illinis |
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| Waggaman, George Elliott Born : About 1845 in Ohio Died : 17Dec1917 in Washington D. C. |
Burial : Geo. Wagaman Arlington National Cemetery Site 1907 Arlington, Virginia |
George Waggaman was born in Beverly, Ohio.
Listed as George Wageman See : Obituary |
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| Waggoner, Cornelius V. Born : About 1835 |
Burial : Unknown |
Cornelius V. Waggoner, a farmer from Hoyleton, IL stood 5' 10½" tall with dark hair, hazel eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Wabash, Illinois.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Waldron, George | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Walker, Alexander Born : About 1836 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
Alexander Walker, a farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 6" tall with dark hair, gray eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Clinton County, Illinois.
He served with the Union Army during the Civil War, |
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| Walker, Ezekiah | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Walker, George W. Born : 1826 Died : 20Oct1902 in Illinois |
Burial : Beaucoup Cemetery Beaucoup Township Washington Co., IL Tombstone |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a 2nd Lieutenatnt in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County See : Obituary |
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| Walker, George W. Born : About 1842 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
George W. Walker, a married farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 9" tall with dark hair, blue eyes and a light complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Walker, George W. Born : About 1835 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
George W. Walker, a farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL residence also listed as Centralia, Marion Co., IL. stood 5' 7" tall with dark hair, dark eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Walker, James R. Born : About 1849 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
James R. Walker, from Ashley, son of William H. & Mary A. Walker, For the Civil War, he enlisted as a Private 29Jan1864 and joined Co. K of the 13th Illinois Consolidated Cavalry on 12Feb1864 tranferred to Co. D of the 13th Illinois Consolidated Cavalry Discharged 31Aug1865 in Pilot Knob, Missouri
1870 Census = Twp 2 S - Range 1, |
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| Walker, John | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Walker, John (2) | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Walker, John B. Born : About 1832 in Illinois Died : 6Apr1862 in Tennessee |
Burial : Unknown |
John B. Walker, a married farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 9½" tall with black hair, hazel eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Walker, Rodney | Burial : Unknown |
Rodney Walker, a farmer from Nashville, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 8" tall with light hair, gray eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Davison County, Indiana.
He served with the Union Army during the Civil War, |
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| Walker, Samuel, Rev. Born : About 1824 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
Rev. Samuel Walker, a married minister fron Xenia, Clay Co., IL stood 5' 7" tall with light hair, blue eyes and a light comlexion. He was born in Clinton County, Illinois.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Walker, Samuel T. Born : About 1844 in Illinois Died : 14May1864 in Georgia |
Burial : Chattanooga National Cemetery Chattanooga, Tennessee Listed as S. T. Walker Originally buried at |
Samuel T. Walker, from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 11" tall with auburn hair, hazel eyes and a dark comlexion. He was born in Clinton County, Illinois.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Walker, Simeon Born : 3Mar1831 in Illinois Died : 29Apr1905 |
Burial : Beaucoup Cemetery Beaucoup Township Washington Co., IL Tombstone |
Simeon Walker, a married farmer from Nashville, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 10" tall with black hair, blue eyes and a dark comlexion. He was born in Clinton County, Illinois.
He served with the Union Army during the Civil War, |
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| Walker, Simeon | Note : Listings found for Simeon Walker 1. Captain, Co. C. 60th ILL. Inf. Residence = Mt. Vernon 2. Chaplain, HQ Co., 15th ILL. Cav. |
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| Walker, Thomas | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Walker, Thomas C. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 18Sep1862 Discharged as disabled 12Mar1863 |
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| Walker, Thomas J. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 48th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a 1st Sergeant from Nashville 15Oct1861 Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant 10Dec1862 Re-enlisted 10Dec1862 Promoted to 1st Lieutenant 3Jun1863 Re-enlisted 6Apr1864 Promoted to Captain13Mar1865 Mustered out 15Aug1865 |
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| Walker, W. P. Born : 1831 in Illinois Died : 1919 |
Burial : Beaucoup Cemetery Beaucoup Township Washington Co., IL Tombstone |
William P. Walker, from Richview son of James & Etheldra Walker, served with the Union Army during the Civil War, as a Private, in the Illinois Militia.
He enlisted as a Private 20Mar1864 1850 Census = District 20, Washington County, IL |
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| Walker, William | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 49th Illinois Infantry He enlisted as a Recruit from Nashvile 25Apr1864 Mustered out 9Sep1865 |
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| Walker, William H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a 1st Lieutenant from Nashville 18Sep1862 Promoted to Captain 19Jan11863 Re-enlisted 17Mar1863 Discharged 15May1865 |
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| Walton, William R. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 13th Illinois Cavalry Enlisted as a Recruit 20Jan1864 Transferred to Co. M |
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| Wammack, Joel D. Born : About 1839 in Tennessee |
Burial : Unknown |
Joel D. Wammack, from Washington Co., IL
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wannemacher, Peter Born : About 1835 in Germany Died : 9Apr1864 in Louisianna |
Burial : Unknown |
Peter Wannemacher, a blacksmith from Bridgeport, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 4" tall with light hair, gray eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Warren, James H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Washington County 18Sep1862 Discharged as disabled with deafness 6Jan1864 |
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| Washburn, Noah DeWitt Born : 3May1892 in Illinois Possibly Died Before 1919 |
Burial : Greenwood Cemetery Nashville Township Washington Co., IL |
Served during World War I With Co. F, 138th Field Artillery M
Son of John S. & Sophia (nee Hanft) Washburn |
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| Watts, George L. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 49th Illinois Infantry He enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant from Ashley31Dec1861 Resigned 5May1862 |
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| Wayman, Henry Born : about 1831 |
Burial : Grandpoint Cemetery IrvingtonTownship Washington Co., IL.
Tombstone |
Henry H. Wayman Served with the Union Army, during the Civil War. He mustered in as a Private, and mustered out as a Corporal. Enlisted on 21Aug1861, from Marion County, IL., in Co. C, 11th Illinois Infantry Regiment. On 24Dec1863 he mustered in to Co. E 8th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Mustered out on 9Oct1865.
1860
Census list his residence as Ashley, IL. 16Oct1903 - # 6500 - Admitted to |
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| Wayman, Mashack Died : 26Oct1864 in Illinois |
Burial : Grand Point Cemetery Irvington Township Washington Co., IL. |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 62nd Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Wagoner from Richview 31Jan1864 Re-enlisted as a Veteran from Irvington 24Mar1864 Died in Richview, Illinois 26Oct1864 |
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| Weaver, James | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Weaver, Joseph | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 48th Illinois Infantry Transferred from 111th Illinois Infantry 20Oct1863 Mustered out 15Aug1865 |
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| Weaver, William | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 48th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Nashville 15Oct1861 Discharged as disabled 25Apr1862 |
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| Wellenbrock, Herman | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. C, 149th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Venedy 8Feb1865 Mustered out 27Jan1866 |
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| Wells, Levi | Burial : Unknown |
A Private in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| Welsh, William | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 154th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Corporal 18Feb1865 Mustered out 18Sep1865 |
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| Wernecke, Fred Herman Born : 7Oct1885 |
Burial : Unknown |
Fred Herman Wernecke, from Addieville, Washington Co., IL
At the age of 32, he registered for the World War I draft |
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| Wernecke, Herman A. Born : 25Sep1877 |
Burial : Unknown |
Herman August Wernecke, from Covington, Washington Co., IL
At the age of 40, he registered for the World War I draft |
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| West, Elijah T. Born : 23Aug1844 in Kentucky Died : 26May1921 in Kansas |
Burial : Sherman Cemetery Sherman City Cherokee County, Kansas.
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Elijah T. West, a farmer from Ashley, Washington Co., IL son of James Madison & Sarah (nee Mark) West stood 6' 2½" tall with brown hair, hazel eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Lewis County, Kentucky.
Served in the Civil War with the Union Army
May 21, 1921 - See : Biography |
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| West, William T. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 62nd Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 10Apr1862 Re-enlisted 24Mar1864 |
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| Wheeles, Benjamin C. Born : 8Nov1896 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
Served during World War I With Co. B, 9th Depot Battalion At time of registration listed residence as Perry County, Illinois |
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| White, Andrew | Burial : Unknown |
A Private in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| White, Cornelius Born : About 1826 in Ireland |
Burial : Unknown |
Corneliuas White, a laborer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 4" tall with dark hair, blue eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| White, Francis M. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 18Sep1862 Mustered out 6Jun1865 |
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| White, James H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 11Sep1862 |
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| White, James R. | Burial : Unknown |
A Private in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| White, James S. | Burial : Unknown |
A Private in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| White, James S. Born : About 1840 in Illinois Died : 1Jun1864 in Mississippi |
Burial : Vicksburg National Military Park Section U Site 6602 Vicksburg, Mississippi
Listed as J. S. White |
James S. White, a farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 8" tall with dark hair, blue eyes and a light complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| White, Robert H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the Civil War with Co. B, 136th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 1Jun1864 Mustered out 22Oct1864 |
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| White, Stanley Merrell Born : 6Jul1894 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
Stanley Merrell White, from Ashley, Washington Co., IL son of Mary L. (nee Wheeles ) White (b:1877) He was born in Beaucoup, Washington Co., IL
Registered for the World War I draft on June 5, 1917
1900 Census - Ashley, Washington Co., IL |
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| White, Stephen C. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 49th Illinois Infantry He enlisted as a Recruit from Richview 30Nov1863 Mustered out 9Sep1865 |
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| White, Thomas C. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 62nd Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 10Apr1862 Re-enlisted 24Mar1864 |
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| Whitsel, George | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 154th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 20Feb1865 Mustered out 18Sep1865 |
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| Whittemore, Willis Died : 12Dec1863 in Georgia |
Burial : Chattanooga National Cemetery Section H Site 1064 Chattanooga, Tennessee Listed as Willie Whittamore |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 110th Illinois Consolidated Infantry Enlisted as a Recruit from Richview 11Sep1862 Died at Chickamauga, Georgia 12 Dec1863 |
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| Whittenberg, Elbert S. Born : 12Aug1830 in Illinois |
Burial : Richview Township Cemetery Richview Township Washington Co., IL Tombstone |
Elbert S. Whittenberg
served with the Union Army, during the Civil War Enlisted as a private on April 4, 1864 in Co. H of the 34th Illinois Infantry; Unit #357 His residence was listed as Jefferson Co. He was mustered out on July 12, 1865 in Louisville, KY.
He married Martha House on February 28, 1850. |
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| Whittenberg, John H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 11Sep1862 Transferred to Co. A, 110th Illinois Consolidated Infantry Mustered out 8Jun1865 |
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| Whittenberg, Thomas F. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Richview 11Sep1862 Transferred to Co. A, 110th Illinois Consolidated Infantry Mustered out 8Jun1865 |
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| Wiands, John H. | Burial : Oak Grove Cemetery Pilot Knob Township Washington Co., IL |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Nashville 18Sep1862 Mustered out 6Jun1865 |
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| Wickersham, Thomas | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 13th Illinois Cavalry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 20Jan1864 Mustered out 31Aug1865 |
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| Widmeyer, Frank | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. C, 49th Illinois Infantry Mustered out 9Sep1865 |
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| Wiechert, Carl [ Wichert ] Born : About 1842 |
Burial : Unknown |
Carl Wichert, from Nashville, Washington Co., IL
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wiechert, William Born : About 1829 in Prussia (Germany) |
Burial : St. John's Evangelical Cemetery |
Served during the Civil War With Cos. C, E, of the 4th & 8th Missouri Infantry
Enlisted 8Aug1861 in Nasvhille, Illinois
1880 Census = Okawville, Washington County, Illinois |
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| Wilkie, Ransalaer | Burial : Unknown |
Ransalaer Wilkie from Ashley, IL. Civil War Service; 25Jan1864 enlisted as a Private and served with Companies D & G of the 13th Illinois Consolidated Cavalry Regiment Discharged 31Aug1865 in Pilot Knob, Missouri |
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| Williams, Dempsey K. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 48th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Nashville 15Oct1861 |
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| Williams, John | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Williams, Joseph R. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 54th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Bridgeport 18Feb1862 Re-enlisted as a Veteran |
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| Williams, Samuel S. Died : 26Aug1864 in Arkansas |
Burial : Little Rock National Cemetery Section 4 Site 3010 Little Rock, Arkansas |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 13th Illinois Cavalry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 20Jan1864 Died at Pine Bluff, Arkansas 26Aug1864 |
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| Williams, Silas | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 11Sep1862 |
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| Williams, Thomas F. Died : 24May1862 in Kentucky |
Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. B, 62nd Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Washington County 10Apr1862 Died in Paducah, Kentucky 24May1862 |
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| Williams, William E. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. K, 49th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Recruit from Nashville 2Feb1865 Mustered out 9Sep1865 |
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| Williamson, Alex S. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 154th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Nashville 18Feb1865 Mustered out 18Sep1865 |
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| Williamson, George L. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War in the Union Army with Co. F, 10th Missouri Infantry Served as a Private from Elkhorn |
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| Williamson, Robert D. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 80th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Corporal from Nashville 25Aug1862 Mustered out 10Jun1865 |
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| Williamson, Samuel R. Born : About 1837 Died : 27Nov1861 |
Burial : Oakdale Cemetery Oakdale Township Washington Co., IL |
He served with the Union Army, during the Civil War with Co. F, 10th Missouri Infantry Served as a 4th Corporal from Elkhorn |
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| Willis, Elza Lorn Born : 3Mar1894 in Illinois Died : 6Oct1918 |
Burial : Unknown |
Served during World War I 130th Infantry Regiment, 33rd Infantry Division
Born 3Mar1894 in Louisville, Clay County, Illinois |
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| Willis, John | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. F, 44th Illinois Infantry He enlisted as a Private from Ashley 13Sep1861 Discharged 13Apr1862 |
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| Willis, John J. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Cos. D & I, 49th Illinois Infantry He enlisted in Co. D as a Recruit from Richview 30Dec1861 Transferred to Co. I 1Jan1862 Re-enlisted as a Veteran 16Jan1864 Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant Mustered out 9Sep1865 |
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| Willis, Newton | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War in the Union Army with Co. F, 10th Missouri Infantry Served as a Private from Elkhorn |
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| Wilmoth, William | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 80th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Recruit from Nashville 25Aug1862 Discharged as disabled 17Mar1863 |
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| Wilson, Archibald H. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 111th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Washington County 18Sep1862 Discharged as disabled 23Nov1863 |
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| Wilson, Francis J. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 154th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Corporal 18Feb1865 Mustered out 18Sep1865 |
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| Wilson, James H. | Burial : Unknown |
James H. Wilson from Ashley, IL. Civil War Service; 25Jan1864 enlisted as a Private and served with Companies D & G of the 13th Illinois Consolidated Cavalry Regiment Discharged 31Aug1865 in Pilot Knob, Missouri |
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| Wilson, John | Burial : Locust Creek Cemetery |
Civil War Co, B. 111th Illinois Infantry |
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| Wilson, Levi Born : 18May1842 Died : 1Sep1913 |
Burial : Kinyon Cemetery Plum Hill Township Washington Co., IL |
He
served with the Union Army, during the Civil War. He enlisted 13Aug1862, and on 25Aug1862, mustered in as a Sergeant in Co. K of the 80th Illinois Infantry. He was discharged as disabled on 27Feb1863. His residence was listed as Washington Co. |
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| Wilson, Robert M. Died : 19Dec1864 |
Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 80th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Nashville 25Aug1862 Died by drowning 19Dec1864 |
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| Winfrey, Charles M. Born : ~ ~ ~ ~ Died : 23Jul1864 in Arkansas |
Burial : Little Rock National Cemetery Section 4 Site 3011 Little Rock, Arkansas |
Charles M. Winfrey from Ashley, IL. Civil War Service; 25Jan1864 enlisted as a Private and served with Companies D & G of the 13th Illinois Consolidated Cavalry Regiment Died 23Jul1864 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas |
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| Winterberger, William B. Born : 19Apr1920 Died : 5Jul1991 |
Burial : North Prairie Cemetery Hoyleton Township Washington Co., IL |
Served in World War II as a First Sergeant in the U S Army |
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| Wisely, Charles V. Born : 5Dec1925 Died : 11Jun1982 |
Burial : Oakdale Cemetery Oakdale Township Washington Co., IL |
Served with the U S Navy, during World War II | ||
| Wisely, Lester Paul Born : 28Feb1936 Died : 14Feb1993 |
Burial : Oakdale Cemetery Oakdale Township Washington Co., IL |
Served as a Private First Class in the U S Army, during the Viet Nam War |
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| Witzelman, John | Burial : St. Peter's Evangelical Cemetery |
He
served with the Union Army, during the Civil War. He enlisted 13Aug1862, and on 25Aug1862, in Co. E, 37th Illinois Infantry. |
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| Wolff, Anton Born : About 1835 in Germany |
Burial : Unknown |
Anton Wolff, a baker from Bridgeport, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 6½" tall with brown hair, gray eyes and a dark complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wolff, William Born : in Germany |
Burial : Unknown |
William Wolff, a farmer from Bridgeport, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 10" tall with light hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. He was born in Hanover, Germany.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wood, Archibald | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War in the Union Army with Co. F, 10th Missouri Infantry Served as a Sergeant from Elkhorn |
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| Wood, Charles | Burial : Unknown |
A Private in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| Wood, John D. | Burial : Unknown |
A Major in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| Wood, John D. (2) | Burial : Unknown |
A Sergeant in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| Wood, Walter Born : About 1838 in Illinois |
Burial : Unknown |
Walter Wood, a farmer from Richview, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 10" tall with dark hair, blue eyes, and a light complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wood, William B. | Burial : Unknown |
A 1st Lieutenant in the Black Hawk War in J Burns Company, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Brigade enlisted from Washington County |
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| Woodrome, Jack | Burial : Unknown |
He served with the Union Army, during the Civil War. in Co. A, 110th Illinois Infantry. |
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| Woodrum, Joel J. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 11Sep1862 Transferred to Co. A, 110th Illinois Consolidated Infantry Mustered out 8Jun1865 |
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| Woodrum, John D. Died : 23Apr1864 in Tennessee |
Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. D, 110th Illinois Infantry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 11Sep1862 Transferred to Co. A, 110th Illinois Consolidated Infantry Died in Nashville, Tennessee 23Apr1864 |
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| Woodside, James M. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. G, 13th Illinois Cavalry Enlisted as a Private from Ashley 20Jan1864 Transferred to Co. M. |
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| Woolweaver, August Born : About 1846 in Prussia |
Burial : Masonic Cemetery Nashville Nashville Township Washington Co., IL |
August Woolweaver, a farmer from Nashville, Washington Co., IL stood 5' 4" tall with brown hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion.
Served during the Civil War with the Union Army. |
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| Wright, Frederick S. | Burial : Unknown |
Frederick S. Wright, from Richview, enlisted as a Private 26Mar1864 and on 17Apr1864 joined Co. C, 60th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Discharged 30May1865. |
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| Wright, J. T. | Burial : Unknown |
He served with the Union Army, during the Civil War. in Co. G, 48th Pennsylvania Infantry. |
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| Wright, James | Burial : Unknown |
Served in the US-Mexican War as a Private in Co. H of the 2nd Regiment Illinois Foot Volunteers He enrolled at Nashville, Washington County |
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| Wright, James B. | Burial : Unknown |
Served during the Civil War with Co. I, 49th Illinois Infantry He enlisted as a Private from Nashville 31Dec1862 Discharged as disabled |
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| Wright, William J. Born : 2Feb1829 in Kentucky Died : 21Mar1904 in Illinois |
Burial : Union - Brick Cemetery Ashley Township Washington Co., IL
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William Jefferson Wright, a farmer from Spring Garden, Jefferson Co., IL. son of Robert S. & Rachel (nee Davis) Wright stood 5' 8" tall with dark hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion.
Served during the Civil War in the Union Army See : Biography |
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