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James A. Paregien was from Jackson County, Illinois. He was the son of Jacob Paregien. He and Hariett Brummett had nine children, including my grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Paregien. He was fought at the battles of Fort Heiman, Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, Shiloh and Corinth (where he was wounded and subsequently dismissed from the service). He rejoined the Army on Dec. 21, 1863. He was assigned to the 13th Regiment of the Illinois Cavalry Volunteers. He rose to the rank of Sargeant and was, in fact, a drill sargeant at Benton Barracks in St. Louis, Missouri. However, he went A.W.O.L. for three days and was busted to a private and transferred to Company I, where he was appointed company bugler. The Regiment was sent to Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He married Hariett Brummett there on April 30, 1865. He was mustered out of the Army on Aug. 31, 1865. He died at the Old Soldiers'' and Sailors'' Home in Quincy, Illinois on Dec. 26, 1915. He is buried there in Sunset Cemetery (Division 6, Row 8, Letter N).
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