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46th Illinois Infantry

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Company Unknown

Private

Peter Erwin was my Great, great Grandfather. His oldest som William Peter Erwin, Color Sgt., enlisted in the 115th Ill. Reg and was killed at the Battle of Chattanoga.
Contributor Allan ErwinDate added 9/24/2012

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Kenneth JoyDate added 2/9/2008

Company A

Private

Israel is my great-great grandfather. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1837 and relocated to Stephenson County Illinois in the early 1850s. He was a wheelwright and mechanic who worked on and made wagons. He returned to Stephenson County until he died in 1905.
Contributor Holly SvetzDate added 11/23/2011

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Scott McKellipsDate added 8/27/2012

Company B

Private

46 Illinois Infantry. 46th Regiment, Illinois Infantry, Company B, Private, UNION U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Contributor LindaDate added 2/2/2009

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Sharon GerberDate added 4/30/2009

Company B

Private

46th Infantry Company B From Rock Grove, IL After War lived in Vermont, IL rest of life.
Contributor Lois RichardsDate added 2/19/2012

Company B

Private

My great grandfater. Enlisted when he was 16 years old.
Contributor Walter MilbrathDate added 9/16/2007

Company B

Private

Wounded at Shiloh, mustered out 12 July, 1862. Re-enlisted, K co. 46th Illinois Inf. For brothers see also David Jerome Warner; K co. 46th Illinois Inf. and Daniel Warner; 12th Iowa Inf. All three at Shiloh. William wounded in arm and leg, Daniel caputred and died of disease in Macon, GA., and David served through to mustering out at Baton Rouge, LA.
Contributor Roy KiserDate added 5/16/2006

Company C

Corporal

Like any Info on Cpl. Johann Wolff of company C 46th Ill.
Contributor John WolffDate added 11/29/2011

Company F

Sergeant

My Great Great Grandfather Jonathan Blair enlisted at age 41 and left his wife and 6 children on the farm in Clay Co., Illinois. He trained at Camp Butler near Springfield and was engaged with the 46th Ill. at the Battle of Ft. Donelson in Tenn. He also fought at Shiloh, but contracted chronic dysentery and died at home in Illinois on August 24, 1862.
Contributor Jon GreshamDate added 2/22/2014

Company G

Musician

Died at National Military Home in Marion, Indiana in 1904.
Contributor Jim MeissnerDate added 11/27/2004

Company G

Private

My husbands great grand uncle
Contributor Kristin HillDate added 10/12/2008

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stephany NicholsonDate added 3/30/2009

Company I

1st Sergeant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Jon ShifferDate added 9/10/2007

Company K

Private

Great grandfather's half brother
Contributor Terry ChaplinDate added 11/22/2005

Company K

Corporal

For brothers see also; William Wallace Warner; 46th Illinois Inf. and Daniel Warner; 12th Iowa Inf. All three at Shiloh; William wounded in arm and leg (serious), Daniel captured and died of disease in Macon, GA. David served through till mustered out in Baton Rouge, LA.
Contributor Roy KiserDate added 1/26/2010

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