Happy 4th of July
Since the town of Brant, Michigan was created after 1776 I have decided to post the list of Civil War Soldiers that I found in the Church Centennial Book called History of Our Church and Its People by Laura E. Barnhart instead.
Let me know if there are any additions or corrections. If you have company names to add that would be great also.
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BIRTHPLACE
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ENTERED
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DISCHARGED
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Wounded
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Declarenze,
Waldon
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Ohio
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5-1864
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After 15 months
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Thompson,
Daniel
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New York
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12-1863
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6-1865
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Boughton,
Porter
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Boone,
John
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England
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10-27-1864
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1-1865
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Dibble,
Willis
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New York
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8-14-1862
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7-1865
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|
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Mothersell,
Robert
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England
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8-14-1862
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3 years
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Shepard,
Lawrence
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Pennsylvania
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2-24-1864
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8-11-1865
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Caulkins,
Charles
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Michigan
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9-1-1863
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12-1865
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Ward,
George
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Maryland
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12-18-1863
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7-10-1865
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|
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Luther,
Columbus
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New York
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9-5-1861
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4-1-1862
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*
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Redel,
Moses
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Vermont
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2-10-1863
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2 years
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Crane,
Perry
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Canada
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7-16-1861
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18 months
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*
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Eldredge,
Jason
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New York
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8-26-1864
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13 months
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|
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Lutenbacker,
Ignatious
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France
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1-4-1864
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12-5-1865
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|
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Huntley,
Charles
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Ohio
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1-4-1863
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6-18-1865
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|
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Richmond,
Emery
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New York
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10-10-1862
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9-1865
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Wood,
Thomas W.
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New York
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3-27-1865
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6-18-1866
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McIntyre,
John W.
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New York
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6-1-64
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6-22-1865
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Cogswell,
Charles
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New York
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8-1864
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5-1865
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*
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Forbes,
William
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New York
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9-2-1862
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9-17-1863
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Sweatland,
Charles
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New York
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8-1-1861
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11-10-1864
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Aldrich,
George
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Michigan
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9-3-1864
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10-12-64
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Morrison,
William
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Canada
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8-19-1864
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10-15-65
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Reed,
Darwin
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Michigan
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11-25-1862
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7-16-1865
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Williams,
Daniel
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Canada
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3-16-1865
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9-15-1865
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Dwelle,
William
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New York
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1864
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1865
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Crane,
James
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1862
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1865
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*
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Stevens,
Soloman
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Pennsylvania
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1861
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1865
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Stevens,
Thomas
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Ohio
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12-14-1863
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1865
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Nickles,
Alvin
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New York
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8-12-1862
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6-1-1865
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*
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Miner,
Plum P.
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Ohio
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8-12-1862
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6-21-1865
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Whitmore,
Allison
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New York
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10-22-1862
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10-22-1865
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Conesschete,
Uriuh
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Michigan
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8-24-1861
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6-12-1865
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*
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Baddis,
Henry
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New York
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8-18-1864
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8-1865
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Pease,
James W.
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New York
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10-11-1862
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8-7-1865
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Nay,
Jacob
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New York
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10-15-1861
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6-22-1863
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*
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Matthews,
Henry
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New York
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6-1-1861
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8-17-1865
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Jones,
William A.
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New York
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7-31-1861
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8-28-1865
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Cooley,
Charley
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Michigan
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4-14-1864
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6-27-1865
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Luther,
Ellis
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New York
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5-18-1861
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5-18-1862
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*
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Hines,
Monroe
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New York
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11-7-1864
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7-20-1865
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Gray,
Bushrod
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Virginia
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3-9-1864
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7-19-1865
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Goff,
Nelson
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Michigan
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9-13-1864
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6-28-1865
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Webb,
David J.
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Michigan
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4-1861
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10-3-1862
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*
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Carl,
Thomas L.
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Michigan
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5-1863
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3-8-1866
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Cummings,
Michael
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Rivenburg,
George
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Gould,
Otis
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New York
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1-15-1864
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7-12-1865
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Burtch,
Jacob W.
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Canada
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12-8-1861
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10-17-1862
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Andrews,
Fletcher
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Ohio
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3-1864
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11-27-65
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Parker,
William W.
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Michigan
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2-25-1864
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7-24-1865
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Lacker,
John S.
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Germany
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7-18-1864
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9-1865
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Richardson,
N. B.
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New York
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8-11-1862
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3-1865
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*
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Vanhoutin,
Peter
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New Jersey
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9-18-1862
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6-12-1865
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Stephens,
Soloman
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Michigan
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8-12-1862
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6-12-1865
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Spencer,
Charles B.
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8-29-1864
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7-7-1865
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Spencer,
James
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Detroit
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1865
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1866
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Webber,
Eugene D.
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Michigan
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2-5-1864
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5-31-1865
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Shovan,
Frank
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9-12-1861
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7-5-1865
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Brockett,
Albert
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Correl,
Thomas
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Burtch,
Nathan
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Adelberg,
A. C. F.
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Gleason,
Elisha
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Passmore,
Henry
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West,
Ashley
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Berry,
Noah S.
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Berry,
Franklin
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Blackmer,
Horace
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Curtis,
Charles E.
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Curtis,
Milo
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Dibble,
Charles
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Downing,
James D.
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Smeaton,
William
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Boyne,
Will J.
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Cool post! I have a little bit of information you might add.
ReplyDeleteSarrel Hill, born in Pennsylvania (likely Fallowfield, Crawford County), son of Purchase Hill and Esther (whose maiden name was probably Aldrich) served in the 6th Michigan Cavalry, Company G mustered our of Chesaning. Alexis Hill of New York served in the same company and mustered from Chesaning, I don't know if these two are connected, but they might be. Both mustered in 11th October, 1862 and mustered out at Fort Leavenworth 24th November, 1865.
In the 1870 census in Albee, Sarrel Hill's neighbor was a Sarrel Aldrich. Sarrel Aldrich's father, Jackson Aldrich, might have been closely related to Sarrel's mother (Jackson was in Crawford County, Pennsylvania in the 1850 census). Jackson served in Company L of the 3rd Michigan Cavalry also mustered from of Chesaning. Jackson died of disease on 6 July 1864 at DeVall's Bluff, AR. In the 1870 census, Sarrel Aldrich and Sarrel Hill both worked in a saw mill. Jackson lived in Brady in the 1860 census and is listed as a purchaser of a land patent in 1854 in Brant in the book, "History of Saginaw County, Michigan" published by C. C. Chapman & Co. in 1881 (page 754). The book notes that many purchasers never lived on the land they purchased.
By the way, let me know if you are interested in these families or have more information about them.