Enlisted as a Private on 30 October 1861.
Enlisted in Company A, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 30 Oct 1861.

Enlisted as a Private on 30 October 1861.
Enlisted in Company A, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 30 Oct 1861.
Mustered Out Company A, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 16 Jul 1865.

He was in the March from Atlanta to the Sea and attended the Grand Review.

Private Kinnamon of Ironton, Wisc. enlisted on 25 Sep 1861 and received a disability discharge on 30 Nov 1863. I believe he was with his unit at Vicksburg in June-July 1863, but have had trouble following Company B after that until they were on operations around Natchez, MS in December 1863, at which point he was already discharged. The Civil War Pension Index notes on an application 6 Jun 1864 as invalid. I would greatly appreciate any help pointing me in a direction where I can find out what happened to him.

I am a Scottish 1st cousin 3 times removed of Mark (Marcus) Banner Long (b. Ireland 28th May 1840, d. 23rd Nov 1864, buried Chattanooga National Cemetery Section G, Site 8302). He died after apparently travelling for six days in an ambulance waggon. He was a 2nd cousin once removed of the playwright Oscar Wilde''s wife, Constance Lloyd, and a 1st cousin of John Sadleir (b Ireland 1833- d Melbourne 1919),who in June 1880 commanded the final stages of the capture at Glenrowan, Victoria, of the Australian bushranger, Ned Kelly.Mark Long left a wife and posthumous son, and was pre-deceased by two other sons.

Victor was my Great-Grandfather. Died in 1927.

12 Wisconsin Infantry
Side Union
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt.
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt.

Twenty-five letters to Sister-in-law, 1861 to 1869 on file at Wisconsin Historical Library.

Enlisted as a Private on 28 February 1864
Enlisted in Company E, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 28 February 1864.
Mustered out Company E, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 16 July 1865

Ethelbert W. Barton,
Linden, Wisconsin
Enlistment Date: 5 February 1864
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Union
Wisconsin
Unit Numbers 3062 3062
Enlisted in Company E, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 5 February 1865.
Died of disease Company E, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 29 May 1865 in Washington, DC
Water boy in civil war according to my grandma (Lyla Barton
Youngberg). She told me his name was Thelbert. She told me
that he died as a water boy at the age of 14.

My great grandfather. I have a lot of Squire family information and some really nice letters he wrote to my great grandmother during the war. Would be interesting to anyone who was researching the 12th.

I am not a direct descendant of Richard Barrington, born: Ireland Aug. 19, 1834, died: Apr. 10, 1907 Crystal Lake, Dayton Township, Waupaca Co., Wis.. I am the secretary/archivist of the family association for the descendants of William and Loveda Alcock Barrington. Richard was their 8th child and 5th son. He married Lucy Warren Aug. 3, 1865. We (the family) would love to locate Richard''s descendants. He had 3 other brothers who also served in the Civil War: George, Co. C., 3rd Wis. Cavalry, died in service in Indian Terr. (Oklahoma), June 4, 1863, where he is buried; and William H. ''Rebel Bill,'' who was stuck behind the lines in Tennessee while there selling horses, enlisted in th e 18th Miss. in Virginia, was wounded at Gettysburg, imprisoned by the Union, escaped from prison Jan. 1864, and walked back to Wisconsin.

I'm looking to see if anyone remembers my grandpa.
I don't have alot on his military history.
I found four brass plates that states this
CO F
12
WISC
VOL INF
Any help would be great

He was born in 1848 and died in his home in Brillion Wisconsin in 1930.

Oakwood Cemetery Berlin, WI

Frank Howell Putney enlisted in the 12th Wisconsin Infantry, Co. G on September 12, 1861. In 1862 he was promoted to Sergeant and in August of 1864 he was commissioned Second Lieutenant. In October of 1864 he was detailed as acting Adjuntant of his regiment and served in that capacity until April, 1865. He was then assigned to duty as A.A.A.G. on the Staff of Col. Cassius Fairchild. In May of 1865 he was assigned to duty as Brigadier Inspector on the staff of General Charles Ewing. Frank was mustered out July 16, 1865 at Louisville, Kentucky. Frank died November 29, 1914 and is buried at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Died of Typhoid Fever 8 Jul 1865 in Fairfax, Virginia

Joseph had been transferred to the 12th from the 25th Wi Inf on June 2,1865

George survived the Civil War but died in a tragic accident falling through the ice on the Minnesota River while rabbit hunting.

I would appreciate receiving photographs of this regiment.

3rd Great Grand Uncle (Maternal).
Enlisted as a Musician in Company K, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 12 November 1861.
Received a disability discharge Company K, 12th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 12 March 1863.
Source: American Civil War Soldiers
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