12th Kansas Infantry

Enlisted in Company A, Kansas 12th Infantry Regiment on 25 Sep 1862. Mustered out on 09 Jul 1863 at Fort Leavenworth, KS.

Joined 1862 from Fayetteville Arkansas. He died 6/6/1864 of Typhoid Fever while on garrison duty at Ft. Smith Arkansas. He is buried at the National Cemetery At Ft. Smith

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My gg-grandfather

Brother to Charles H. North

Born 1832 in Surry County, N.C. Died 11/4/1898 in Osceola, Clair County, Missouri. He married 1.Mary A. Hutchins 2. Elizia J. Price. Enrolled 8/16/1862 at Mansfield. Mustered out 6/30/1865. He is buried in Dunkard/Wagoner Cemetery in Osceola, Missouri.

http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/civilwar/Index_12th.htm Twelfth Regiment Kansas Volunteers - Infantry Long, Richard H. ================== http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocamden/page1.htm 1890 Special Federal Census on Microfilm No. M123, Roll 29. It is presented exactly as it was sent to me. We are showing the entry number, name, service with, dates of service, and post office listed at time of the Federal Census. OSAGE TOWNSHIP Page 2 74 Long, Richard H. - Pvt- G -12 KS Inf - Jun 22, 1861 - Jul 1, 1865- Double Hernia- Linn Creek =================== born in Virginia, 1825 - son of Thomas D Long and Mary Bond ============== married Avis Raines 12 August 1847, Camden Co, MO found on 1850 censu- Camden Co, MO 1860 census - Newton Co, AR ======== THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900 RICHARD LONG DEAD AT 84 Richard Long, one of Camden county's well known pioneers, died at Damsel, Mo, last Sunday at 3:30 o'clock pm and was buried near his home at the mouth of Anderson Hollow, the funeral being conducted by Rev. H. H. Blount. Mr Long first came to Missourri in 1844, since which his home had been in Camden county a greater portion of the time, although he had also lived in KY, AR, Texas and Kansas at different periods. He served his country 3 1/2 years during the Civil War. He leaves several children of whom the eldest, John E. lives at the old homestead on Anderson Hollow. The departed pioneer was one of those rare characters whose chief aim in life was to faithfully serve God and benefit his fellow man. He lived at peace with all men and died regretted by all who knew his simple virtues and charities and steadfast honesty of purpose. (Date of death was 22 April 1900.)

Home: Spring Hill, KS, enlisted 25 August 1862, mustered out 30 June 1865.

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James E. Tyhurst: 1st Cousin 4x Removed of Trent Johnson Rank: Private Company “K” 12th Kansas Infantry Enlisted: August 16, 1862 Mound City, Kansas Discharged: June 30, 1865 Born: August 1829 Died: December 7, 1913 Buried: Jacksonville Cemetery, Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon