2nd Regiment Missouri State Militia Cavalry
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ANNE C STJERN - Private |
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Enlisted March 1862. Executed in Missouri by CSA, rumored to be a portion of Quantril's Raiders lead by Bloody Bill Anderson, while transporting horses, October 1862. Age 22
Relationship: GGG Grandfather.
Contact Name: ANNE STJERNRelationship: GGG Grandfather.
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Date Added: 8/2/2008
| Company C | |
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Jesse William Gray - Private |
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Jesse William Gray was my great-grandfather.
Contact Name: Susan Gray CroyleContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/22/2015
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Henry L McCorkle - Other |
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Henry L. ranked in and out as a Saddler. He was also in Co.K. Henry was born in Wilmington, Del. and is buried in Chattanooga National Cemetery He died 20 Sept. 1895.
He had a least two brothers who also served: Thomas Clark McCorkle, also in Co. G of this Regiment, and a Charles P. McCorkle of 13 N.Y. Heavy Artillery.
Contact Name: Martha JohnsonHe had a least two brothers who also served: Thomas Clark McCorkle, also in Co. G of this Regiment, and a Charles P. McCorkle of 13 N.Y. Heavy Artillery.
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Date Added: 1/9/2008
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Thomas Clark Mccorkle - Other |
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Thomas is brother to Henry L. from this same regiment. Thomas also served in Co. D. They also have at least one other brother who served, Charles P. McCorkle of 13 N.Y. Heavy Artillery.
They were all born in Willmington , Delaware to George and Mary Penny McCorkle, though later moved to Missouri and Illinois.
Thomas ranked in as Pvt., and out as Sadler Sergt. His military papers say he had his own horse.
Thomas died 11 Feb. 1890 in New York.
Contact Name: Martha JohnsonThey were all born in Willmington , Delaware to George and Mary Penny McCorkle, though later moved to Missouri and Illinois.
Thomas ranked in as Pvt., and out as Sadler Sergt. His military papers say he had his own horse.
Thomas died 11 Feb. 1890 in New York.
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Date Added: 1/9/2008