26th Indiana Infantry

Austin enlisted in 1861, served as a private travel through Mississippi and Arkansas. He was with Grant at Vicksburg: was captured shortly after the fall of Vicksburg and held prisoner for six months in Louisiana and Texas; made three attempts to escape and the last time was successful in getting back to his command. Austin was mustered out in New Orleans.

Robert Peel Served in Company A Regiment Indiana Vol from 9/1856 to 9/1865. Does any one have any photos or reunion photos from Clinton Indiana area?

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I had 2 great, great uncles who served in the 26th Indiana Infantry Regiment, Company A: Abner C. Wait and Joseph H. Wait. Joseph served with the Regiment throughout the Civl War from August 30, 1861 to January 15, 1866, initially as 1st Sergeant and then as 1st Lieutenant as of December 18, 1864. Abner C. Wait serve in the same Regiment and Company as a private from December 1, 1861 until March 12, 1864, when he was discharged for medical reasons.

I had 2 great, great uncles who served in the 26th Indiana Infantry Regiment, Company A: Joseph H. Wait, 1st Sergeant, who was promoted to 1st Lieutenant of Company A on December 18, 1864, Joseph served from August 30, 1861 to January 15, 1866; Abner C. Wait, private, served in the same company from Decemer 1, 1861 to March 12, 1864, when he was discharged for medical reasons.

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International Haskell Family Society Civil War Soliders Research

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With the 26th Indiana Infantry Regiment from the Federalization in Indianapolis to the deactivation in Vicksburg. Involved in many battles to include the Seige of Vicksburg to the Battle of Spanish Fort, Mobile.

Record as reported by INGenWeb, Henry County, Indiana Genealogy and History

Served in the same unit but at different times as his brother Joseph F Harper.

Served from Nov 1864 thru Nov 1865

Not a relative but is a soldier buried in the Anti-slavery Friends Cemetery in Westfield, IN.

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He was wounded in the ankle at Vicksburg and died from this wound a year later.

This is my 2nd great Grandfather. He is one of 4 Brothers to serve in this company. He was taken prisoner, and marched to Camp Ford in Tyler Texas.

This is my 2nd great Uncle. He is one of 4 brothers to serve with this Company.

This is my 2nd great Uncle. He is one of 4 brothers to serve with this Company.

This is my 2nd great Uncle. He is one of 4 brothers to serve with this Company.

This is my great-grandfather, enlisted Sept. 26, 1864, mustered out Sept. 6, 1865.

I have my great, great, great grandfather's memoir and it is very descriptive, including his capture at Sterling Plantation. He mentions several names, ranks and fills in details I have been unable to see elsewhere. I would be more than happy to share this information with anyone.

Searching for any information regarding Co. I

Looking for any information on Co. I and on the Speth/Spath family.

Looking for any information on Co. I

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My GG Grand Uncle Benjamin Snow Jumper served in the Civil War under his father, Alden Haden Jumper. While delivering mail, he and his companion were accosted by rebels and Benjamin was shot in the knee. The doctors recommended amputation, but Benjamin refused and walked with a severe limp thereafter. After the war, he moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he would later die of gangrene and complications resulting from the bullet in his knee.

My GG Grand Uncle

My 1st cousin, 4x removed.

My 1st cousin, 4x removed

My 1st cousin, 4x removed

Isaac D. Robbins, born in Manchester ,Dearborn County, Indiana on March 7,1843. Died in November of 1909 buried at Cedar Hedge Cem. in Rising Sun, Ohio County, Indiana. Fought at the battle of Prarie Grove, Ark. Dec.7,1862, Siege of Vicksburg, Captured at Morganza,La. during the battle of Stirlings Plantation on Sept.29, 1863. P.O.W. at Camp Ford, Confederate Prison in Tyler ,Texas. 2nd Enlistment with the 146 Indiana Infantry Company G. recieved Sergeants rank in March of 1865. Mustered out in September of 1865. 1st wife: Hester Ann Neal of Rising Sun, Indiana. Children: Priscilla Ann. John Neal. Montraville G., and Mabel E. 2nd Wife: Florence G. True, one child: Richard Marion. Isaac D. Robbins was a member of the G.A.R. Col.Platter Post #82 out of Aurora, Indiana

Washington Sowers was 'killed' Sept. 19th, 1861. This means he did not even make it to their first engagement. Any info on his life or death would be appreciated. He was the brother of my ancestor, George Michael Sowers. Donna Schultheiss

My GG Grand Uncle. He went by 'Wils', so in the Adjutant's roster he is shown as Wilson H Thompson, but that is wrong. His Civil War Record index card corrects the mistake.

My GG Grand Uncle

Found this listed on www.ancestry.com/military

My 3G Grandfather. Enlisted as Captain. Commanded Co K at Prairie Grove. Selected by Gen FJ Herron to command XIII Corps' Engineering Corps at Vicksburg, through the Rio Grande Expedition. Promoted to Major. Breveted Lt Colonel. Engagements: Prairie Grove, Siege of Vicksburg, Brownsville TX, Provost Marshall Plaquemines Parish LA, Provost Marshall Columbus Miss, Fort Blakeley.