Soldiers From Other Country That Fight For America

This page is intended to inform people about Canadian solders

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Soldiers from Swedish that was in the American civil war 1861-1865

Pages for Scandinavians who fought for the Confederate States during the War Between the States. The subject has been a forgotten part of the history of the War.
Little have been known about many of the units they fought and who they were. These pages will try to enlighten some of the Scandinavians "in rebel ranks" that did fight for their new homeland. Since the war ended, almost everything related in the Scandinavian community has envolved around their participation on the Union side, and that`s natural, since 97% of the soldiers did fight on this side of the conflict.

Canadian That Fight For America

This page is intended to inform people about Canadian (British North American) men who served and died during the American Civil War (1861-65). Canadians who fought in the war did so for various reasons; some went voluntarily, while others were pressed into service by shady recruiting tactics (crimping). Many more Canadians found themselves in a position where they were fighting for their "adopted country," having left Canada to reside in the States at some time in their lives, often when they were young. All in all, it is believed that between 40,000 to 60,000 Canadians served during the Civil War, the majority likely coming from the then independent Maritime provinces and Canada East (now Quebec). That this great of a number fought in the war is somewhat debatable, although I have read that someone has already managed to compile a fairly extensive list of names. Unfortunately, it looks as though this information will not be made available in the near future. For this reason, my intention is to make as much information available so as to provide all interested people with a wealth of knowledge on this oft neglected aspect of Canadian history.

I have a compiled the soldiers name in a alphabetical orderlist. Currently, the number of names stands at 3303

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This list is a revision, expansion, and (I hope) an improvement upon the previous lists that I have compiled. My intention is to list every Canadian who served in the Civil War for whom there is some sort of documentation. Unfortunately, much of the relevant materials is not readily available, and therefore this list will never be an accurate reflection of the number of Canadians who served in the war. Nevertheless, I hope that the list will bring more attention to the role that these men played and, hopefully, assist some genealogically-minded people in tracking down a long lost ancestor. Please keep in mind that the list is currently a "work in progress". I have pieced much of it together from other lists that I have previously compiled, using different formats. I hope to have this lack of uniformity rectified as soon as possible.

ABAR, Joshua--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [14]
ABBEY, Orrin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ABERNATHY, Robert--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
ABLAR, Triffle--born: Canada--7th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
ACKERMAN, David I/J.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5]
Adams, Henry--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Adams, Jans H.--Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Adams, John--London, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
ADAMS, Jonathan M.--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 5th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]
ADAMS, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
ADAMS, Martin--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Addison, Charles H.--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
ADLER, John--born: Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Agler, Nathaniel--St. John, N.B.--12th Infantry (also in US Navy)[MSSM]
AKINS, Alexander P.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ALDRICH, Joshua--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Aldrich, Loammi C.--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
ALDRIDGE, Joseph--born: Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ALDRIDGE, Nicholas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Alexander, Edward--Nova Scotia--22nd Infantry [MSSM]
ALEXANDER, Edward--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Alexander, John--Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Alexander, Robert nativity: Providence, Canada; unit(s): Sixth Infantry [8]
ALLAN, Edward W.--nativity: N.B.; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
ALLARD, John B.--born: Canada; regiment: 96th New York Infantry; town: Chester; sources: [26]
ALLARD, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ALLARD, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 96th New York Infantry; town: Chester; sources: [26]
ALLEN, Andrew H.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
ALLEN, Augustus--born: Windsor, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Allen, Charles J.--Halifax, N.S.--12th Infantry (also with 3rd NY Cav.) [MSSM]
ALLEN, David H.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Battalion Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
ALLEN, E. J.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 74th Illinois Infantry & 8th Iowa; town: Watertown; sources: [10]
Allen, Erasmus--Shefford, Canada East--1st Light Artillery [MSSM]
Allen, John--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
ALLEN, Jonathan D.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ALLEN, William--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ALLEN, William H.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ALLISON, William--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ALMANE, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Amidon, Clement H.--Woodstock, N.S.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
AMY, E. P.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Colorado; town: Caninosta; sources: [10]
ANDERSON, Anthony--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ANDERSON, Augustus--born: British America; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Anderson, Charles--Montreal, Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
ANDERSON, Cornelius--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ANDERSON, John--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Anderson, John--Quebec, Canada--2nd Infantry (also in US Navy) [MSSM]
ANDERSON, Malcom--born: Nova Scotia; 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
ANDERSON, Orren--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
ANDERSON, Thomas--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
ANDRES, Hiram--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd New York Infantry; sources: [31]
ANDREWS, Edwin--born: Canada; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
ANDREWS, Thomas--residence: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
ANDRUS, Freeman--born: Canada; regiment: Tenth Infantry; sources: [5]
ANGE, Fulgence--born: Canada; regiment: 4th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
ANGER, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Angle, Francis--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Annick, John H.--Toronto, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Annis, John--Nova Scotia--56th Infantry [MSSM]
ANO, John--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ANTWINE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
AORELL, Tordis--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Light Artillery; sources: [5]
APPLEGARTH, Henry W.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
APPLEGATE, Reuben G.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
APPLEGATE, William H.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
ARCHAMBEAU, Zephrine--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
ARCHIBALD, Charles--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ARCHIBALD, Jonathan--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ARCHIBALD, Robert--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
ARMINGTON, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
ARMSTRONG, Nelson--born: Canada; regiment: 8th New York Heavy Artillery; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
ARMSTRONG, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ARMSTRONG, William--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
ARMSTRONG, William C.--residence: London, Cn.; regiment: 9th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
ARSHUMBAUT, Charles--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ARSHUMBAUT, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ASTEN, Charles--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
ASTROPE, Henry--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
ATKINS, Alexander F.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry (Veteran); sources: [7]
ATKINSON, J. B.--Kingston Cove, Canada--1st and 6th Minnesota Infantry, and 2nd Minnesota Cavalry [MCWV]
Atkinson, John--Danville, Canada East--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Atkinson, Sidney S. nativity: Canada; unit(s): First Infantry [8]
ATWATER, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ATWOOD, Alfred D.--born: East Canada; regiment: 10th Kansas Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
AUDETT, George W.--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
AUGAS, David--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
AUGE, James--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
AUGER, Peter--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
AUGI, Joseph K.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
AUSTIN, Paul--residence: Canada West; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
AVERY, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Aytoun, James F.--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]

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BABCOCK, Ludwig--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BABKIRK, H. S.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Wisconsin Cavalry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
Babo, Henry--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
BACKUS, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BACON, Elias--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BAGELY, Murray--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
BAGLEY, Hollis A.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bailey, Augustus--Amesbury, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
BAILEY, Gideon H. Stump--born: Canada; regiment: 6th United States Colored Troops; sources: [29]
BAILEY, Edward G.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Bailey, James--Amesbury, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
Bailey, John--Nova Scotia--17th Infantry and 2nd He. Art. [MSSM]
BAILEY, John--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BAILEY, John H.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BAILEY, Merrill A.--Canada--Sixth Infanty [5]
BAILEY, Otis B.--Canada--Fourth and Eleventh Infantry [5]
BAILEY, Robert M.--Canada--Eeleventh Infantry [5]
Bailey, William--Amesbury, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
BAILEY, William E.--born: Canada East; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BAIRD, Samuel--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 8th Illinois Infantry; sources: [31]
Baker, Charles--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BAKER, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BAKER, Judson A.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
BALDWIN, Alexander--Canada--Second Light Artillery [5]
BALDWIN, George W/H.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
BALDWIN, Jacob E.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
BALDWIN, James--born: Canada; regiment: 149th New York Infantry; sources: [22]
BALDWIN, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
BALLOU, Philetus--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BAMFIELD, William H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Banfill, Richard H.--Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
BANKS, Horatio--born: Canada; regiment: 74th Illinois Infantry; town: Vermillion; sources: [10]
BANKSTER, Abraham--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BANNING, Benjamin--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Illinois Cavalry; town: Miller & St. Lawrence; sources: [10]
BARBEAU, Peter--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
BARBOUR, Harris S.--New Brunswick--Cavalry [5]
BARCLAY, Thomas--residence: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BARD, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Barge, Henry--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
BARKER, Henry--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
BARKER, James--born: Montreal, Can.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
BARKER, Thomas--born: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Barkley, Thomas--St. John, N.B.--13th Infantry [MSSM]
BARLOW, Stanley B.--Canada--Cavalry [5]
BARNARD, John--origin: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; regiment: 26th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BARNES, Edward--born: West Canada; regiment: 84th & 57th Pennsylvania Infantry; town: Pierre & Redfield; sources: [10]
BARNES, George W.--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BARNEY, William--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BARNUM, George L.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
BARNUM, Wheeler--Canada W.--Eighth Infantry [5]
BARRA, Toussaint--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
BARRETT, Hamilton E.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
BARRETT, John Edward--born: Canada; regiment: 156th Illinois Infantry; sources: [29]
BARRETT, Patrick--born: Melbourne, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BARRIE, Onesime--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
BARRIGER, James T.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Barry, Andrew--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Barry, George--Halifax, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Barry, John--St. John, N.B.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
Bartlett, Benjamin S.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Bartlett, Miron W.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Barton, Peter--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Bashford, Wilfred--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BASSETT, Joseph--residence: Windsor, Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
BASSETT, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Bastian, Joseph--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
BATES, Abraham--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BATES, William Allen--born: English Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Engineers; sources: [29]
BATLEY, Robert--born: Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BAUCHEMIN, John B.--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bauman, Franklin--Canada--First Infantry [5]
BAXTER, Archibald--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
BAYARD, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Cavalry; town: Pierre; sources: [10]
Bayless, Charles M.--Canada--First Light Artillery [5]
BAYLIS, Peter--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BAYLISS, John--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BAYNARD, Levine T.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BAXTER, Samuel--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
Beal, Oliver F.--Canada E.--Sixth Infantry [5]
Beals, Edward--Hamilton, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BEARDSHAW, Alexander--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
BEARDSLEY, John--origin: Grand Falls, New Brunswick; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BEATY, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Beaudette, Joseph--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Beaupre, James--Red River--Fifth Infantry [5]
Beaureauby, Feausont--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
BEAUREGARD, Joseph--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Light Artillery; sources: [9]
BEAUDRY, Amable--born: Quebec, Canada East; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Beaver, Frank--Montreal, Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Bebeau, Oliver--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Bebo, Edward--Canada--Cavalry [5]
BECKER, George W.--born: Canada; regiment: 92nd New York Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]
Bedal, Elias--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Bedal, Isaac--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Bedal, Sylvester--Canada W.--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
BEDREAU, Alexander--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BEELER, Chester--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Beithome, Roch--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Beledo, Peter--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
BELGARD, Gregoire--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
BELL, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Bell, John[?]--Halifax, N.S.--12th Infantry (also in US Navy) [MSSM]
Bell, John--Toronto, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
BELL, Richard--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
BELL, William Wallace--born: Canada; regiment: 18th United States Infantry; sources: [31]
Belland, Edward--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
Belmont, Charles H.--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BELLWARE, John--born: Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BELROSE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BELTON, Robert A.--residence: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
BELTREAU, Gusta--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BELWAY, George--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BENJAMIN, Abraham--born: Canada East; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BENJAMIN, David--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 1st Dakota Cavalry; town: Beresford; sources: [10]
Benjamin, Etne--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Benjamin, Perez--Nova Scotia--Sixth Infantry [5]
BENNETT, David--origin: Richmond, Canada East; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
BENNETT, Gideon--born: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada; regiment: ; sources: [14]
Bennett, J. G.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Bennett, John--Canada E.--Sixth Infantry [5]
Bennett, Octave--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BENNORGA, Michael--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
BENOIS, Joseph--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th MAssachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BENOIT, Israel--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BENROY, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BENS, Walter M.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Benson, David--New Brunswick--Fifth Infantry [5]
BENSON, Dexter--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bentley, George G.--Cornwallis, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
BENWAY, Augustus--born: Sovel, Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Berger, Charles--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
BERNARD, Samuel--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 4th Independent Battery; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
Bernier, Peter--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
BERRY, Aylmer M.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BERRY, Charles--born: Nova Scotai; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BERRY, Charles--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BERRY, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Bertham, Francis--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Bertheaume, Rock--Canada--Cavalry [5]
BERTHIAUME, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Bertrand, Desere--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Bertrand, Eli--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
BERTRAND, Moses--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Besondy, Charles--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
BETTER, Levi--born: Canada; regiment: 22nd New York Infantry; town: Johnsburg; sources: [26]
BETTIE, Isaac--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Beyergeant, Eli--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
BEYERS, David--born: Canada; regiment: 37th Illinois Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
BICKFORD, Andrew--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
Bickford, Daniel--Stanbridge, Canada East--18th Infantry [MSSM]
BIGELOW, George Henry--born: Buckingham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 12th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BIGELOW, George M.--born: Stanstead, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BIGELOW, Lucius--born: Buckingham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Billadeaux, Thomas--Canada East--12th Infantry [MSSM]
BILLARGON, Francis--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BILLOWS, John--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
BINGHAM, Horatio S.--born: Canada; regiments: 1st Minnesota Infantry and 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5] [31]
BIRCHALL, Thomas--residence: Canada; regiment: 5th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Bird, Charles--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BIRD, Frank--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Birdsall, Seth--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Birdsell, James--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BIRDSELL, John A.--born: Canada; regiments: 10th Minnesota Infantry and 46th Illinois Infantry; town: Parkston; sources: [5] [10]
BITDSELL, William H.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; town: Cavour & Huron; sources: [5] [10]
Birmingham, John--New Brunswick--16th Infantry [MSSM]
Birney, James--Nova Scotia--12th Infantry [MSSM]
BISCONNER, Jeremiah--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BISCONNER, Oliver--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bishop, Albert--Cape Breton, N.S.--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
BISHOP, Leonard N.--born: Standstead, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Bissett, George--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Black, Robert--Kingston, Canada West --2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Blackman, Zenas--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
BLACKSTONE, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BLAINE, Thomas R.--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 11th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Blake, Christopher--Canada--Second Independent Battery, Light Artillery [5]
Blake, George--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BLAKE, George--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd New York Cavalry; sources: [22]
Blake, John--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Blakely, John M.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BLANCHARD, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BLANCHARD, Henry--born: ; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
BLANCHARD, Louis--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BLANCHARD, William--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BLANCHETTE, Prudent--born: Saint Pie de Bagot, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
BLAND, Augustus--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BLANKMAN, George--residence: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
BLASS, Henry--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BOARDMAN, Robert A.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Bogart, Michael nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
Bohanon, Horace W.--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
BOIS, Frank--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [29]
Bolduc, Belanie--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
BONE, J.--born: Canada; regiment: 144th New York Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]
Bonner, Godfrey--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
BONNER, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Bonin, Joseph--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Bonjour, John--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
BONNELL, Thomas--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 9th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BONNER, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Bonojur, John--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Boomhover, David--Canada East--Tenth Infantry [5]
BOOTER, Anson--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BOOTH, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 22nd New York Infantry; town: Horicon; sources: [26]
Borbeau, Antoine--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Borland, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
Borthwick, Aleck J.--Prince Edward Island--Ninth Infantry [5]
Borthwick, Robert C.--Prince Edward Island--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Bostean, Felix--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Botteneau, Charles--British America--Fifth Infantry [5]
Botteneau, Peter--British America--Fifth Infantry [5]
Botsett, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
BOUCHER, Charles W.--residence: Canada West; regiment: 1st Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Boudin, John B.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
BOUDREY, Andrew--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BOUGEE, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bouldice, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Boulen, William ??--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
BOULETTE, Fortuna--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BOURDON, Augustus--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Bourdon, John--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
BOURK, Clement--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Boutsette, Edwin--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Boutsette, Louis--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Boutsiett, Louis--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
BOUVIER, Joseph--born: Saint Hugues de Bagot, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BOVAT/BEAUVAIS, Lewis--born: Chambly, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BOVAT/BEAUVAIS, Peter (Felix)--born: Chambly, Quebec, Canada (1844); regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BOVAT, Peter--born: Chambly, Quebec, Canada (1839); regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BOWEN, Michael--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
BOWLEY, Sumner D.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bowman, Jacob--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Bowman, William H.--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
BOX, William--born: Canada; regiment: 108th New York Infantry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
Boyce, James--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Boyce, Richard--Canada--22nd Infantry [MSSM]
Boyd, Charles--Quebec, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Boyd, George--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Boyd, George jr.--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Boyd, Jehial W.--Canada--First and Sixth Infantry [5]
Boyd, John--Montreal, Canada --21st Infantry [MSSM]
Boyd, John--St. John, N.B.--7th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Boyle, Owen--Halifax, N.S.--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Boyle, Robert--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BOYDZETT, Eugene--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Boynton, David--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Bozeman, John B.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
BRACE, E. H.--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [14]
BRADEAU, Alfred--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Masschusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Bradley, Henry--Canada--Forth Infantry [5]
Bradley, William--Canada--Forth Infantry [5]
Brady, James--Montreal, Canada--2nd and 33rd Infantry [MSSM]
BRADY, Patrick--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Brady, Patrick--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Brasson, Mitchell--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
BRAY, Henry Michael--born: Granby, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BRAY, Thomas Edward--born: Granby, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BRAZEAU, Antoine--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BREAU, Peter--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Brenan, Clark--Toronto, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Brennan, Edward--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Brennan, Thomas L.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Breset, Christian--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Breton, Lewis--Quebec, Canada--2nd and 33rd Infantry [MSSM]
BREWSTER, Ebenezer--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BREWSTER, William--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BREWSTER, William A.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BRIGHAM, Charles L.--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BRILL, Albert E.--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Brockway, Isaac D.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Brooks, Israel--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Brooks, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
BROOKS, Stephen--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROTGERS, Lewis--born: Montreal, CE; 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BROTHERS, Andrew--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Brotherson, Andrew J.--Halifax, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
Brouillette, Michael--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Brousseau, Antoine--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
BROWELETTE, Joseph--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BROWN, Aaron M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Brown, Abraham--Toronto, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, Albert--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, Alvah--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Brown, B. F. H.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Brown, Charles H.--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Brown, Charles R.--Yarmouth, N.S.--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
BROWN, David--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, E. R.--born: Canada; regiment: 44th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Banger; sources: [10]
Brown, Edward--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Brown, Frank--Nova Scotia--13th Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, George--Canada--13th and 39th Infantry [MSSM]
BROWN, George--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
BROWN, George H.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Harrison--nativity: Nova Scotia; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Brown, Henry--Toronto, Canada -- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, Henry H.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
BROWN, Henry J.--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
Brown, Horace--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Brown, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, John--Fort Erie, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, John--Halifax, N.S.--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
BROWN, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BROWN, John [II]--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BROWN, John--origin: St. Stephens, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BROWN, John A.--origin: Woodstock, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
BROWN, John B.--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BROWN, Jonathan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BROWN, Larson--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Nathaniel H.--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
BROWN, Nelson--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
Brown, Robert--Toronto, Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
BROWN, Robert S.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Stephan J.--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
Brown, Thomas--Canada--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Brown, Thomas--Canada West--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
BROWN, Thomas--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Thomas [II]--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Thomas--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Thomas M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Thomas W.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, Thomas W. [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, William--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BROWN, William H.--born: Canada; regiment: 52nd Illinois Infantry; sources: [29]
BRUETTE, Maurice--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
BRUNDAGE, Hiram W.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
Brunell, Edward--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Brungelson, Andrew P.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
BRUYA, Charles--born: Saint Cesaire, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 14th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BRYAN, John--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BRYANT, Chandler A.--born: Canada; 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
BRYANT, George--born: Canada; regiment: 118th New York Infantry; town: Wessington; sources: [10]
BRYANT, Thomas--born: Quebec, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Bryden, William--Nova Scotia--59th Infantry [MSSM]
BUCHANAN, Thomas B.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Buck, Hiram A.--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Buck, Philip A.--Canada--First Infantry and Battalion [5]
Buck, William--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
Buckley, William nativity: Canada; unit(s): Ninth Infantry [8]
BUGARD, John--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BULLE, Isadore--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
BULLETT, Joseph--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Battery, Vermont Light Artillery; sources: [14]
BULLIS, David--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
BULLIS, Jabez--born: Farmersville, CW; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Bullis, Timothy R.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Bullock, Franklin H.--born: Canada East; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; town: Alcester & Redfield; sources: [5] [10]
BULLOCK, Lyman (Jr.)--born: Abbotsford, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BULLOCK, Lyman (Sr.)--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BURBRIDGE, James E.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Burden, John--Pictou, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
BURDETT, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BURDICK, James H.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Light Artillery; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
Burk, Owen--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
BURKE, Henry--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Buriel, Xavia--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
BURK, Culbert--born: Somerset, Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
BURKE, John--origin: Woodstock, Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
BURLEY, Freeman--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 62nd Ohio Infantry; sources: [29]
BURN, Patrick--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Burnell, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
BURNHAM, Nelson--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
BURNO, Charles--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Burns, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Burns, Luke--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Burns, William--Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Burrill, William--Canada West--11th Infantry [MSSM]
BURROUGHS, Nelson--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BURROUGHS, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Bursan, William--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
BURUS, Charles D.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BURUS, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BUSCHIER, Peter--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
BUSH, George--home: Stanstead, Canada East; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
BUSH, Nelson H.--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Bush, Sylvester--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Bush, William H.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Bushard, John B.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion and Second Infantry [5]
Bushe, Louis--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
BUSHLAW, Philip--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BUSHWAY, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd New York Cavalry; sources: [22]
BUTLER, Edward R.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Butler, Edwin--Liverpool, N.S.--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
BUTLER, James--home: Canada; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
BUTLER, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
BYAM, Charles L.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
BYRES, William--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Byrne, C. W. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
BYRNES, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
BYRNES, Pat H.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Byron, William--Pembroke, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Byron, Zepheron--Pembroke, Canada --1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]

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CABANA, John--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CABLE, Thomas--born: Hereford, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CABLES, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CADEN, Isaac--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CADET, Edmund--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CADRET, Andrew--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
CADUE, John--born: St. Denis aux Richelieu, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Caffery, Daniel--New Brunswick--11th and 16th Infantry [MSSM]
CAIN, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Cain, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): First Infantry [8]
CAIRNS, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Caldwell, James--Nova Scotia--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
CALLAGHAN, Patrick--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
Callaghan, William J.--Montreal, Canada--6th Light Artillery and 3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Callitte, Samuel--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Callowell, Charles--Canada East--12th Infantry [MSSM]
CALMAN, Timothy--nativity: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
Calouhoun, Archibald--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Calvert, Robert A.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Calvert, Samuel D.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
CAMARON, Hugh--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Cameron, Daniel--Nova Scotia--Ninth Infantry [5]
CAMERON, Dougald--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Cameron, Edward--St. John, N.B.--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Camirand, Edward--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
CAMPBELL, Archibald--origin: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia; regiment: 3rd Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Campbell, Charles--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
CAMPBELL, Charles E.--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 83rd New York Infantry; sources: [31]
Campbell, Daniel--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
CAMPBELL, Daniel--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CAMPBELL, David (Jr.)--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Campbell, George K.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Campbell, Henry--New Brunswick--Second Cavalry [5]
Campbell, Henry--Montreal, Canada-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
Campbell, Hugh--Cape Breton, N.S.--60th Infantry [MSSM]
CAMPBELL, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CAMPBELL, Peter--born: Canada; regiments: 33rd New York Infantry and 14th New York Artillery; sources: [31]
CAMPBELL, William--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 8th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
CAMPS, Andrew--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CANADA, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 24th New York Cavalry; sources: [17]
CANE, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Canfield, John--St. John, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Canfield, Levi A.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
CANIFORD, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CANNON, Barney--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CAPELMAN, John--nativity: Canada West; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
CAPLES, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cappistrant, L.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Carbeau, Edward--St. Johns, Newfoundland--13th Infantry [MSSM]
CARBILLE, Joseph--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Carel, Patrick--Canada W.--First Heavy Artillery [5]
CAREY, Anson--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; notes: according to the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, there was an Anson Carey who served with the 6th Michigan Cavalry, Co. K--this is the only Anson Carey in the database--there is a "Carey, A" of the same regiment residing in Grand Island at the time of the 1895 Veterans Census in Nebraska; sources: [2]
Cariveau(x), Felix--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd and 9th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5] [10]
Cariveau, Francis A.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Carle, John B.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Carle, Louis--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Carmezie, William--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Carmichael, George H.--Pictou, N.S.--7th Light Artillery [MSSM]
CARMICHAEL, John W.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Carmody, Michael--Montreal, Canada--11th and 16th Infantry [MSSM]
Carnale, John--Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
CARNEY, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CARNEY, James [II]--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Carney, William--Toronto, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Caron, Octave--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Carpenter, David--Canada E.--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
CARR, Anthony--born: Farnham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Carroll, John--St. John, N.B.--11th and 16th Infantry [MSSM]
Carroll, Martin--Newfoundland-- Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
CARSON, Henry B.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CARTER, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CARTER, George [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Carter, George A.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Carter, Lyman--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
CARTER, Nelson G.--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
CARTER, William--home: New Brunswick Province; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
Carts, John--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Carture, Felix--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Case, Maxim--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
CASEY, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Casey, Michael--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
Caspistrant, Stanislaus--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Cassan, Henry--Montreal, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
CASSIDY, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitute; sources: [22]
CASTLE, William H.--born: Sutton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Caswell, Asahel V.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Caswell, William R.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
CATARACT, Nelson--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CATON, James--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CATON, John--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CENTERBAR, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 95th New York Infantry; town: Thurman; sources: [26]
CHADWICK, Joseph--born: Canada; 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
CHADWICK, Robert--born: Canada; 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
CHAMBERLAIN, George H.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 30th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Chambers, Robert--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Champaux, David--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Chandler, Joseph L.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Chandler, Stephen N.--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
CHANGYON, Joseph--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
CHANGYON, Levi--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
CHANGYON, William--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Chaplin, Felix--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Chapman, Edwin O.--New Brunswick--Fourth Infantry [5]
Chapman, George--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
CHAPMAN, James E.--born: Canada; regiment: 139th Illinois Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
CHARLAND, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CHARLEBO, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CHARLES, D. F.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Charron, Henry--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Chartier, Joseph--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Chase, Albert--New Brunswick--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
CHASE, George--origin: Naswalk, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Chase, Samuel--Nova Scotia--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Chase, Stephen W.--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Army [5]
CHATFIELD, William--born: Dunham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Cheeney, John--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
CHEFORTH, Victor--born: Quebec, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CHEVER, Berry--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CHINIQUAY, Charles L.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Colorado Cavalry; town: Deadwood; sources: [10]
Chism, William--St. Stephan, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
CHISMORE, William I.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Chosee/Chosey, Antoine--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
CHRISTY, William--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
CHRYSLER, Mathias--born: Canada; regiment: 15th New York Cavalry; town: Lead; sources: [10]
Chute, Levi--Nova Scotia--Second Infantry [5]
Chute, Zacharia--Nova Scotia--Fifth Infantry [5]
Clair, Henry--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
CLANCEY, David--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
Clancy, Daniel--P.E.I.--First Infantry and Battalion [5]
CLARK, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Clark, Charles--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Clark, Charles F.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
CLARK, Cyrus--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Clark, Frank--Toronto, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Clark, George--St. John, N.B.-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
CLARK, George H.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Engineers; sources: [29]
CLARK, Henry--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CLARK, Isaac--born: St. John, New Brunswick;
CLARK, Isaac--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CLARK, James--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Clark, James H.--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
CLARK, James P.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Clark, John--Canada--12th Infantry (also with 30th Wisc. Inf.) [MSSM]
Clark, John--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Clark, John S.--Brantford, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Clark, Levi--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
CLARK, Robert--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Clark, Samuel--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Clark, Thomas--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
CLARK, William--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Clarke, James--St. John, N.B.--2nd Light Artillery [MSSM]
Clary, Edward--New Brunswick--Brackett's Battalion [5]
CLASSON, George--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
CLASSON, Henry--born: Digby, NS; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Claude, Glande--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
CLAY, Henry--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CLAY, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CLAY, James P.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cleary, James--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Cleaves, John--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
CLEGHORN, John Fine--born: Canada; regiment: 20th Illinois Infantry; sources: [31]
CLEMAN, Edward--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Clement, Charles--East Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
CLENDENNY, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Clendening, Joseph--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
Clinch, Edward S.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Clinton, Henry--Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
CLOUKY, Joseph S.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Ioaw Infantry; sources: [7]
Cloutier, Bernard--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Clow, Francis A.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Clow, John E.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
CLOW, Malcolm C.--born: English Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Infantry/Battalion; sources: [5] [29]
Clow, Sherwin--Nova Scotia--Fourth Infantry [5]
COAKLEY, Michael--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
COBBAN, Simon C.--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Cochran, William--New Brunswick--Fifth Infantry [5]
Cochrane, James E.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
CODERRE, Louis C.E.--born: St. Hugues, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
COIL, James--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
Colburn, Peter--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Colby, George W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Colby, Rufus A.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
COLE, Cyrus--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
COLEGATE, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
COLEMAN, James K.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd New York Cavalry; town: Northville; sources: [10]
Collins, Levi--Newfoundland--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Collins, Peter nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
COLLINS, T. D.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th New York Cavalry; town: Kimball; sources: [10]
COLLINS, Thomas--born and residence: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Colt, John--Hamilton, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Colter, George--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
Colter, Joseph--New Brunswick--Third Infantry [5]
Colton, William--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Columbus, Peter F.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Comayer, Felix--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Comayer, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Comstock, Edgar B.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
CONARS, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CONDON, Michael--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Conklin, Lanson--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
CONLEY, Stephen D.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
CONNELL, John--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Connell, Timothy--Montreal, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Connelly, Alonzo P.--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
Conners, James--Nova Scotia--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Connor, John--Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Conover, George H.--St. John, N.B.--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
CONSTANTINE, Suppliant/Cyprien--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
CONTINE, Abram--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cook, Alexander H.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Cook, George--Halifax, N.S.--11th Infantry [MSSM]
COOK, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cook, Rudolph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
COOK, William H.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
COOKE, William Winer--born: Canada; regiment: 24th New York Cavalry; sources: [31]
COOL, Richard--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
COOPER, Emanuel--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cooper, George--Windsor, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Cooper, James--Fairfax, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Cooper, James--Fairfax, N.S.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Cooper, William H.--Malden, Canada--55th Infantry [MSSM]
Copley, Michael--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
COPP, Turton Joshua--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
CORBLEY, Jacob L.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
CORCORAN, James--born: Canada; regiment: Mounted Rangers; sources: [5]
Cormickel, David--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Corrison, James--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
COTA, Charles H.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Cota, Joseph--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Cote, David--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
COTTER, William--residence: Canada West; regiment: 1st Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Coulhart, William--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Coulthard, David W.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Cousins, Henry--Prince Edward Island-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
Cox, Hugh A.--New Brunswick--Tenth Infantry [5]
COX, Jacob Dolson--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Cox, William--Prince Edward Island--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Craig, Francis H.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
CRAIG, George H.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
Craig, Henry--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Craig, James--Toronto, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Craig, John E.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
CRAIG, Myron--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Cramer, Douglas.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
CRAMFORD, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Crammond, James--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
CRANDON, Thomas Franklin Philip--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Maryland Cavalry; sources: [31]
Crane, Timothy F.--St. John, N.B.--3rd Cavalry (also 6th MA Inf.) [MSSM]
Crapeau, Francis H.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Crapo, Joseph--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Crappeau, Remi--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
CRAWFORD, Alexander Douglas--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 75th Illinois Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10] [29]
Creamer, Daniel--St. John, N.B.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
CREELMAN, Matthew--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Crevier, Petee--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Crocker, George--Nova Scotia--Mounted Rangers [5]
Cronan, Jerry nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
Cronin, John--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Cronkite, James--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
CROOKS, William A.--born: Canada; regiment: 40th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
Crosby, Atwood--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
Crosby, James--Nova Scotia--Third Infantry [5]
Crosby, Lemuel--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
CROW, Patrick--residence: St. John, NB; regiment: 1st Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
CROWLEY, John W.--born: Fredericton, NB; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
CROWLEY, William--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Cruickshanks, Andrew--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Cruickshanks, Ronald--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
CRUIKSHANKS, Ronald--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
CRYSLER, William P.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CUFEY, Robert--born: Quebec, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CUFF, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
CUFFEE, Robert--born: Upper Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Cullen, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
CULPITT, William--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [29]
Culver, Charles--Canada--16th Infantry [MSSM]
Cummings, Michael--Prince Edward Island--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
Cundy, William E.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Cunningham, F. R. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
CUNNINGHAM, James F.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
CURRAN, Charles--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
CURRAN, Patrick--born: Compton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
CURREN, Charles E.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
CURRIN/CURRIER, Robert--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Curry, John--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Curran, John--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Currie, James--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
CURTICE, Charles E.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 4th Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [31]
Curtis, Charles C.--Canada E.--Tenth Infantry [5]
Curtis, George H.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
CURTIS, Oliver--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Curtis, Manly M.--Canada--First Infantry [5]
CURTIS, Robert--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
CURTIS, William C.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Cutler, Chancellor--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
CUTWAY, Frank--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]

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DACHNO, Antoine--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Dagg, John--St. Pre, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Daggett, Nathaniel--Grand Manan, N.B.--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
DAILY, Arson--nativity: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
DAIRAH, Levi--born: Canada; regiment: 44th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
Dakin, Charles J.--Nova Scotia--Fourth Infantry [5]
Dalglish, John J.--Canada East--26th Infantry [MSSM]
Dalpe, Jean B.--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
DALPE, Michael--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 2nd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
DALTON, John--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
Dalton, Michael--New Brunswick--Second Infantry [5]
Daly, Peter J.--Nova Scotia--12th Infantry [MSSM]
DAMON, George B.--born: Hatley, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
DAMON, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 27th Iowa Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
DANS, Frederick--origin: Moncton, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
DANYON, Horace--born: Sheffield, CW; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Darling, William--Toronto, Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
DARLINGTON, John--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
DARSCHI, Ephraim--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
DAVENPORT, Nathan S.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
DAVIDSON, Jacob W.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Infantry; sources: [29]
DAVIS, James--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: U. S. Navy; sources: [14]
DAVIS, John--born: Ottawa, CW; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Davis, Matthew--Toronto, Canada West --56th Infantry [MSSM]
Davis, Robert H.--New Brunswick--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Davison, Charles E.--Nova Scotia--First Battalion [5]
Davison, James C.--Nova Scotia--Eighth Infantry [5]
Davy, Peter--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
DAWSON, James W.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Day, Elisha--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Day, Thomas--Paris, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
DAY, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Dayton, Aaron H. H.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Dayton, Asa H.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
De La, William--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
De Montigny, Adolphe nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
De Noyeau, Xavier--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
De Rosie, Basille--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Dean, Anthony--Canada--25th Infantry [MSSM]
DEAN, Austin S.--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
DEAN, Calvin--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Dean, George--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Dean, William J.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
DECOW, Henry R.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
DEERING, John--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
DEFOE, John--born: Saint Paul Joliette, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 12th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Deforrest, Henry--New Brunswick--11th and 16th Infantry [MSSM]
Degarlais, Joel--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Degray, James--Canada--First Infantry [5]
Delaney, Andrew--Canada W.--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
Delaney, Jeremiah--Canada W. --Eleventh Infantry [5]
Delany, Toussaint L.O.--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
DELANY, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
DELONG, Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 30th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Cavour; sources: [10]
Delonis, Francis--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
DEMAR, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
DEMARETS, Alexander--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Demars, Charles--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Demars, Pierre--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
DEMBY, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
DEMERS, Henry--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Demers, Joseph--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Demers, Stephen--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
DENBY, Stephen--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Denney, William J.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Denny, Baruch--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Denny, David--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Densmore, John D.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Deregon, Cesar--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Derex, Louis--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Derocher, John--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
DESCHAMPS, Joseph--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Desjardins, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Desmon, Jeremiah--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
DESMUND, Thomas--born: S. St. John, NB; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Desputo, Peter--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Deuchini, Charles--Canada East--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Dezlar, Lewis--Canada W.--Second Cavalry [5]
DICKERSON, James H.--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
DICKERSON, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Dickerson, William C.--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Dickson, Charles--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
DICKSON, J. M.--born: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada; regiment: 12th Indiana Cavalry; town: Pierre; sources: [10]
Dickson, Le Baron A.--St. John, N.B.--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
DICKSON, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Dien, Godfield--Canada--Seond Infantry [5]
Dingman, Henry--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Disjaredin, Charles--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
DISMAL, Richard--born: Guysborough, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Dissette, George T.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Dixon, George A.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
DIXON, Henry--born: Prescot, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Doble, Lorenze--Nova Scotia--Fourth Infantry [5]
DOHERTY, Edward P.--born: Canada; regiments: 71st New York State Militia and 16th New York Cavalry [also 155th New York Infantry]; remarks: Doherty is a very intereting individual; he served through the entire war, first as a Private in the 71st NYSM, being a participant in the first major battle of the war, First Bull Run (where he was captured) he later joined the 155th NYI as an officer; at the end of the war he was transferred to the 16th NYC so that he could lead a detachment from that unit that was detailed to track down (which they eventually did) Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth; sources: [31]
DOHERTY, George--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Dolbec, Benjamin--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
DOLMAN, Israel N.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
DONAHOE, Timothy--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Donaldson, Hugh S.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Doner, Abram--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Donlan, Thomas--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Donnell, Andrew--St. John, N.B.--29th Infantry [MSSM]
Donnelly, Jeremiah--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Donnelly, John--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
DONOHUE, Daniel--born and residence: Newcastle, N.B.; regiments: 15th and 20th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Donovan, Albert--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
DOPLACE, William E.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Dores, Jesse--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
DOUGHERTY, Robert--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Douglas, Carlos--Canada E.--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
Douglas, Charles H.--Toronto, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
DOUGLAS, George--born: Hamilton, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
DOUGLAS, Henry M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Douglas, James--Canada West--16th Infantry [MSSM]
DOUGLAS, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
DOUGLASS, William J.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Douly, Charles M.--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Dow, Thomas A.--St. John, N.B.--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
Dowling, Edward--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Dowling, Thomas--St. John, N.B.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
DOWNEY, Ezikiel--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
DOWNEY, John--origin: Windsor, Nova Scotia; regiment: 16th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Downing, James--Nova Scotia--Sixth Infantry [5]
DOWNS, Davenport--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
DOYLE, E. W.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Infantry; town: Oswald & Mitchell; sources: [10]
Doyle, Edward--Nova Scotia--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Draper, John--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Drever, John--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Drinkwine, Albert--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
DRINKWINE, John--born: Canada; regiment: unknown; sources: [14]
Drought, Henry--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Drysdale, James--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Dubay, Clement--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Dubay, Peter--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Dubuoue, Nelson--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
DUCHESNE, Joseph N.--origin: Ottawa, C.E.; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
DUDLEY, Edward--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Dudley, Peter--Toronto, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Duffee, Joseph A.E.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
DUFFER, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitue; sources: [22]
DUFFIN, Lewis--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Duffrane, Oliver--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Duford, Napoleon--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Dugan, Thomas--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Dugnan, Caesar--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Dugolfe, Anthony--Quebec, Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Dumas, Augustus nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
Dumas, Jerome--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
Dumor, Mitchell--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Dumpprope, David H.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
DUNBAR, George A.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Dunbar, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fifteenth Infantry [8]
Duncan, George--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Duncan, Henry--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Duncanson, Joseph A.--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Duncanson, Leander J.--Nova Scotia--Second Cavalry [5]
Duncanson, Stephen--Nova Scotia--Nova Scotia Brackett's Battalion and Eleventh Infantry [5]
DUNN, Daniel--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Dunn, George--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Dunn, Gotfried--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Dunn, James--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Dupay, William H.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
DUPRACH, W. H.--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Dupray, Joseph--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
DUPRE, Frank--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Dupree, Joseph--Canada --56th Infantry [MSSM]
Duprey, Charles--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
DUPUIS, Alfred--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Durant, William--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Dushelm, Leon--Actonville, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
DUSTIN, David--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Dyke, John--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]

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Fadden, Abram--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Fadden, Charles--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Fadden, Eugene--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Fadden, George--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Fadden, James--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
FAGAN, John--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Fahey, James--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Faille, Leon--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
FAIRBARN, William--born: Lower Canada; regiment: 30th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Gettysburg; sources: [10]
FAIRWEATHER, George--origin: Woodstock, N.B.; regiment: 4th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Fall, James--New Brunswick--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Falls, Charles--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
Falls, James--P.E.I.--Seventh Infantry [5]
Farewell, Ouartus B.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Farmer, James--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
FARNHAM, A. R.--nativity: Canada West; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
Farnham, Albert--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Farnham, James E.--Canada--Mounted Rangers and First Heavy Artillery [5]
Farnham, William M.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
FARNSWORTH, John Franklin--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Illinois Cavalry; sources: [31]
FARNYH, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FARRAR, Daniel P.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
FARRAR, Hartwell S.--born: Canada; regiment: 96th New York Infantry; town: Warrensburg; sources: [26]
Farrell, Anthony--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
Farrell, George--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Farrell, John--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Farrell, Michael--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Farren, John--Canada--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
Farrington, Marble F.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Farwell, George G.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
FARROW/FERRON, Thomas--born: Saint Aime, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Fay, Alvah--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Fay, Milton C.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Fay, Moses--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Fay, Randall--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Fay, William M.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Fayette, Joseph--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
FECKLIN, William J.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
FENERTY, John A.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
FENNER, G. B.--born: Canada; regiment: 184th New York Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
Fenton, Benjamin--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
FENTON, Michael--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Ferguson, John--Lawrence, N.S.--5th Light Artillery [MSSM]
FERGUSON, John A.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FERRIEN, Stanisluis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Fessendon, L. N.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Feterby, James S.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
FIELDS, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Fillow, Theodore J.--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Findley, James--Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Finklepaugh, Albert--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Finnegan, John--New Brunswick--Bracksett's Battalion [5]
FINNEY, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
FISH, Cornelius--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Fish, George--Canada--15th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
FISHER, Edward--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FISHER, Francis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Fisette, Louis nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
FITZGERALD, John--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
FITZGERALD, Michael--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
FITZHENRY, Daniel--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
FITZPATRICK, Thomas--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 13th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
FLAMSBURG, Stephen--born: Ottawa, CW; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Flanigan, Michael--St. John, N.B.-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
Flannigan, Thomas--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
FLAVIEL, Robert--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
FLEMING, S. B.--nativity: Nova Scotia; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
FLEMMING, Alexander--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Fletcher, John--Chatham, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
Fleury, Joseph--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
FLEWELLING, William F.--origin: Kingston, New Brunswick; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
FLOOD, Albert--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
FLOOD, Eli--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FLOYD, James--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Flynn, James--New Brunswick--12th Infantry [MSSM]
FLYNN, John H.--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Flynn, William--New Brunswick--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
FOBAN, Elisadon--born: Canada; regiment: 142nd New York Infantry; town: Horicon; sources: [26]
FOGERTY, Edward J.--born: Halifax, NS; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Foley, James--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Foley, Thomas--Quebec, Canada--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Fomant, John--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Fontain, Louis--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Fontain, Simon--St. Justin, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Forbes, Harry--Toronto, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
FORBES, William Henry--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Ford, Cornelius--Halifax, N.S.--12th Infantry [MSSM]
FORD, John C.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
FORD, Levi T.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
FORD, Terry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Ford, William--Hamilton, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
FOREMAN, Henry--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
FOREST, Joseph--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FORKEY, David--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Forrest, Charles--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
FORRESTER, James--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
FORSELL, Phileus--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Forsyth, George--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
Forsythe, William--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
FORT, John B.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
FORTIER, George W.--origin: St. Andrews, New Brunswick; regiment: 30th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
FORTIN, Joseph--born: Cheneville, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Foss, Edwin C.--Canada--Bracksett's Battalion [5]
Foss, James W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
FOSTER, Edward--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
FOSTER, H. A.--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
Foster, John--St. John, N.B.--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Foster, Joseph--Canada West--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Foster, William--Windsor, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
FOWLE, George H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Fowler, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
FRANCIS, James--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Francis, John--Windsor, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
FRANK, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 191st Ohio Infantry; town: Deadwood; sources: [10]
Frank, John A.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Franklin, Benjamin--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Franklin, James--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Franklin, John H.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
FRASER, Corwin B.--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Frazer, Henry--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
FREDERICK, John C.--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
FREEMAN, Edwin--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Freeman, George P.--Weymouth, N.S.--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Freeman, James--Kingston, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
FREEMAN, James B.--born: Pleasant River, NS; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
FREEMAN, James B.--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
FREEMAN, Joseph--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
FREEMAN, Lawrence--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Michigan Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
FREGEAU, John--born: St. Cesaire, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
French, Columbia--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
French, George H.--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
French, George N.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
French, James H.--Canada--First Infantry [5]
French, John E.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
French, William O.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Fry, Joseph--New Brunswick--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Frye, Daniel--Nova Scotia--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
FUDGE, William--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
FULLER, Alexander A.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Fuller, Myron L.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
FULLER, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Fulmer, Robert--Canada West--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Fulsom, Simeon P.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
FULTON, James E.--home: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
Fulton, Samuel--Pembroke, N.S.--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
FULWELL, Gordon--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Furgerson, Richard--Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
FURLONG, James--origin: Allandale, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]

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GAFFNEY, Patrick--born: Mucklin, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
GAFNEY, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Gagnon, Benjamin--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Gagstetter, Martin--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Gaheim, Samuel--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Gallagher, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): First Infantry [8]
GALLAGHER, Patrick--origin: Richmond, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Gallagher, William--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Gallenger, Henry--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Galloway, Archibald--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Galloway, Stevens--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
GALVIN, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GAMBLE, Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 11th New York Infantry; sources: [29]
Gannia, Joseph--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
GANT, James H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Garand, Joseph--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Garble, Theodore--Toronto, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Garmache, Peter--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
GARNET, Robert--born: Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Garrett, Wilson C.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Garriatsee, Thomas H.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Garrison, Silas--Chatham, Canada West --54th Infantry [MSSM]
GARROW, Charles W.--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
GARRY, John R.--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
GARTIN, Sabin--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Gaston, John--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Gates, James W.--New Brunswick--18th and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
Gautier, Charles nativity: Quebec, Canada; unit(s): Thirteenth Infantry [8]
Gayon, Marcel--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
GEBO, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GEBO, Sabin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GEDDES, Andrew--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Iowa Infantry and 8th Iowa Infantry; sources: [31]
GEDDIS, William--origin: Truro, Nova Scotia; regiment: 9th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
GENDRON, John--born: Ste. Anne de Beaupre, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Gengew, Lewis--Montreal, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Gentis, Asa--Canada--17th Infantry (also with 40th NY Inf.) [MSSM]
George, Horace W.--Yarmouth, N.S.--6th and 15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Gerard, Frederick--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Germain, George--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
GETCHELL, Harlow D.--born: Canada (?); regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
GIBBEAU/GISBBSO, John--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
GIBBON, Benjamin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Gibson, Frances--Canada--First Infantry [5]
GIBSON, John A.--born: Canada; unit: 1st Army Corp.; sources: [18]
GIBSON, Victor--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
GIBSON, William J.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Gilbert, Charles H.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Gilbert, Delos--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Gilbert, Robert--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
GILBERT, Victor--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
Gilbraith, Joseph--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
GILDEA, Charles M.--born: St. Catherines, CW; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
GILFILLIN, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Michigan Infantry; town: Huron & Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
GILL, Augustus--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
GILL, Henry L.--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; source: [27]
GILL, Joseph--born: St. Francis, Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
GILL, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Gillespie, James--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Gillett, Jerome--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Gillick, Lawrence--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
GILLIS, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
GILMORE, John Curtis--born: Canada; regiment: 16th New York Infantry and 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [31]
Gingrass, Sidney--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
GINTY, George Clay--born: Canada; regiment: 39th Wisconsin Infantry and 47th Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [31]
Girard, Pierre--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
GIRVAN, John--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
GIVINS, Peter--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
GLASS, John A.--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Gleason, Samuel--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
GLEASON, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Glenn, Alexander--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Goarant, Doffels--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
GOCHEA, Alphonso--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GODALL, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Goddard, Charles--Canada--30th Infantry [MSSM]
Goddard, Peter--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
GOETTE, Peter--born: St. John's, NF; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Goff, Edward H.--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Gognon, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Gondreau, Seffrin--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
GOODALL, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Goodbreau, Ambrose--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Goodhue, Charles--Eaton, Canada East--Second Infantry [5] [obit: PEI Examiner]
Goodhue, Daniel--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
GOODNOW, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Goodwin, Charles--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Goodwin, John--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
GOOLD, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Goosberry, John-St. Catherine, Canada --54th Infantry [MSSM]
GORDE, Edward--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GORDON, Alexander--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
GORDON, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: drafted, but found a substitute?; sources: [14]
GORDON, John--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Gordon, John H. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fifteenth Infantry [8]
Gormoch, Lewis--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
GOSLER, Oliver--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Goudey, Charles W.C.--Yarmouth, N.S.--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Gould, Ernest L.--Canada--7th Light Artillery [MSSM]
GOULD, Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
GOULD, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
GOULD, John H.--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 53rd Illinois Infantry; town: Pierre; sources: [10]
Gould, John W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
GOYETT, Louis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Goyette, Joseph--Canada--Fourth and Sixth Infantry [5]
Grady, Thomas H.--Canada West--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Graham, John--St. Johns, Canada East--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Graham, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eleventh Infantry [8]
Graham, Robert--Halifax, N.S.--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
GRAHAM, Samuel--born: Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Granger, Charles H.--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
GRANT, Alexander--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
GRANT (SKENE), Alexander--born: Canada; regiment: 1st United States Artillery; sources: [31]
Grant, Daniel--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
GRANT, James--residence: Nova Scotia; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
GRAVE, Lewis--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Gravlin, James--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Gray, Benjamin R.--New Brunswick-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
GRAY, John--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
GRAY, William--born: Canada; regiment: 95th New York Infantry; town: Thurman; sources: [26]
GRAY, William K.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GREEN, Allen V.--origin: Blissville, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Green, Charles--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Green, Charles--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
GREEN, Franklin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Green, John--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
Green, John--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Green, John G.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Green, Nathan--New Brunswick--Second Cavalry [5]
Greenman, John M. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
GREGORY, Calvin--born: Canada; regiment: 89th New York Infantry; sources: [24]
GREGORY, Lewis--born: Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Grenier, Godfrey--Santa Ross, Canada East --56th Infantry [MSSM]
GRENIER, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Grey, Joseph--New Canaan, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
Grey, Solomon--Woodstock, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Griffin, Charles--St. John, Canada--16th Infantry [MSSM]
GRIFFIN, Daniel F.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 38th Indiana Infantry; sources: [31]
Griffin, George H.--Canada--11th Infantry [MSSM]
GRIFFIN, John--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
GRIFFIS, William--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
Grindell, John J.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Grinnidge, Benjamin--Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Griswold, Edward--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Grout, Arnold W.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Grout, Lewis P.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Grout, Orrin V.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Minnesota Infantry; town: Canton; sources: [5] [10]
GROUT, William Wallace--born: Compton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 15th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Grover, Stephen--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
GUGIN, James--nativity: Canada East; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
GUGIN, John--nativity: Canada East; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
GUIMOND, Milan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
GUINNETTS, Adolphus--born: Saint Malo, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
GUNN, Robert--born: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: 92nd Illinois; town: Spearfish; sources: [10]
GUYETTE, John--born: Canada; regiment: 5th New York Cavalry; town: Hermosa [10] & Johnsburg [26]; sources: [10] [26]
GUYETTE, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]

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Hackett, John--Stanstead, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HACKETT, Nathan--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hager, William L.--Halifax, N.S.--25th Infantry [MSSM]
HAINES, Roger B.--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
HAINES, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Haley, Thomas--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
HALL, Asiel--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Illinois Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
Hall, Bradford H.--Canada E.--Second Infantry [5]
Hall, Charles--Toronto, Canada West--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Hall, Hollis--Canada E.--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Hall, John--Quebec, Canada--2nd Infantry (also in US Navy) [MSSM]
HALL, Lewis A.--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Hall, Loren P.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Hall, Philo--Canada--First Infantry [5]
Hall, Thomas--Nova Scotia-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
Hall, Thomas--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Hall, William W.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Halladay, Ira--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
HALLETT, Daniel E.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
HALLETT, David--born: Canada; regiment: 47th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Hallett, Solomon--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Hammond, Charles H.--Wakefield, N.B.--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
HAMILTON, Alfred--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hamilton, Henry--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
HAMILTON, John Morrison--born: Canada; regiment: 33rd New York Infantry and 9th United States Infantry; sources: [31]
HAMILTON, Joseph--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hamilton, Lorenzo G.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Hamilton, William--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
HAMLIN, Michael J.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
HAMMOND, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HAMPTON, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hancock, Lewis W.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
HANDY, Francis--residence: Chatham, Canada; regiment: 8th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Haney, Amos C.--New Brunswick--Tenth Infantry [5]
HANNAH, Robert--born: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 15th Illinois Infantry; town: Lennox; sources: [10]
HANNEN, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hanney, Thomas--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
HANSELPAKER/HANSELPECKER, James H.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiments: 7th Maine Infantry and Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
HANSON, Aaron--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Hanson, John--Canada--13th Infantry (also with US Navy) [MSSM]
HANSON, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HARDEE, John--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitute; sources: [22]
HARDING, Charles--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Hardy, Edward--Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
HARDY, Elmer--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
HARDY, Marshall G.--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
HARDY, William--born: St. Catherine's, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Harkin, Alexander--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HARKNESS, Richard--born: Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HARLEY, Cornelius--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
HARMAN, John--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Harmon, William--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Harper, Arthur A.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Harrington, James--Frederickton, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Harrington, John--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Harris, Edson--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Harris, Emerson--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Harris, James--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
HARRIS, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Harris, James--St. John, N.B.--1st Heavy Artillery and 19th Infantry [MSSM]
Harris, John--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Harris, John A.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Harris, Thomas A.--Canada W.--First Battalion [5]
Harris, William--Frederickton, N.B. --58th Infantry [MSSM]
Harris, William D.--Hamilton, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Harris, Wilson--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Harrison, Albert--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
HARRISON, James M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Harrison, James M.--Canada--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
HART, Albert--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hart, John--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
HART, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hart, Peter--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
HARTFIELD, Bozel--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Harty, John G.--Guysboro, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HARVEY, Hiram--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HARVEY, John--born: Moscow, Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Haskett, James L.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
HASKIN, Calvin--bonr: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Haskins, Edward C.--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
HASNIPP, Henry--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Hasson, James--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
HASTINGS, James--born: Canada; regiment: 118th New York Infantry; town: Horicon; sources: [26]
HASTINGS, Joseph A.--born: Canada; regiment: 118th New York Infantry; town: Horicon; sources: [26]
HATCH, Gonsalvo Cordova--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HATWARD, George--origin: Saint John, New Brunswick; regiment: 12th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Haule, Mitchell--Canada E.--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Havier, Paul--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
HAWLEY, Oliver A.--born: Canada West; regiment: 8th Illinois Cavalry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
Hawley, Jesse B.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
HAY, John S.--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Maine Infantry; sources: [31]
HAY, William H.--origin: Norton, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Haycock, Abner M.--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
HAYCOCK, Marshall S. B.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Hayer, Miles J.--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Hayes, Samuel--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Hayford, Alvin--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
Hayford, Edward--New Brunswick--Second Cavalry [5]
HAYLOCK, Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 115th New York Infantry; sources: [25]
HAYS, John--born: Canada; regiment: 93rd New York Infantry; town: Warrensburg; sources: [26]
Hays, Willaim--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
HAZARD, John--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Heald, Matthias--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Healey, Maurice--Sydney, N.S.--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
HEALEY, Terrance--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Heard, Samuel A.--Newport, Canada--19th Regular Minn. Vol. Militia [MCWV]
HEGAN, Edward--born: Digby, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
HEGARTY, Timothy--origin: Miramichi, New Brunswick; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
Hemmingway, J.C.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
HENDERSON, Irad M.--origin: Nova Scotia; regiment: 19th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
HENDERSON, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
HENDERSON, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Henderson, John--St. John, N.B.--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Henderson, William--Woodstock, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Hendricks, Patrick--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
HENNESSY, John A.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 52nd Pennsylvania Infantry; sources: [31]
HENRY, Eliza J.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
HENRY, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HENRY, John [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HENRY, Newport F.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HENRY, William--born: British North America; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HENRY, William--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HENRY, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Henry, William--Fort Erie, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Henry, William E.--Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Herald, James N.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Herbert, William W.--Yarmouth, N.S.--55th Infantry [MSSM]
Heron, Andrew H.--Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Herd, James--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
HERRICK, Deforrest--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
Herriman, William A.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Hershey, Joseph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Hetherington, Charles--Canada--First Heavy Artillery and Sixth Infantry [5]
Hetherington, Fr. B.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Hetherington, George J.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Heustis, Nathan C.--Yarmouth, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HEWES, Joseph H.--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont; sources: [14]
HEWETT, Albert--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
HEWETT, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hewitt, Anthony--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
HEWLETT, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HIBBARD, David--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [20]
HIBBARD, Eli--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
HICKEY, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HICKS, Theodore--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HICKS, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HIGNEY, Michiel--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Hill, Charles--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Hill, Elvin G.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Hill, Henry S.--New Brunswick--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
HILL, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hill, John--Nova Scotia--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Hill, Jonas R.--??????--First Infantry [5]
HILL, Robert L.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hill, Thomas G.--Halifax, N.S.--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
HILL, Titus--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HILLIS, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hills, John--St. John, N.B.--17th Infantry and 2nd He. Art (as Hillis) [MSSM]
HINES, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Ohio Cavalry; town: Faulkton; sources: [10]
Hisock, George--St. John, N.B.--13th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Hitchcock, Austin--Canada--2nd Cavalry (also with 14th ME as Austin Foster) [MSSM]
Hive/Hyve, Charles A. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fifteenth Infantry [8]
Hockstrasser, John D.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
HODGE, Abram--residence: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Hodson, Henry--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Hoffman, Henry nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
HOGAN, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
HOLDEN, Henry--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Holehouse, George--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
HOLLAND, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HOLLERAN, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Holliday, Levi nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
Holmes, Charles J. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
HOMYER, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Honeywell, Perry A.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Hooks, John--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Hoople, David--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Hoople, J.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Hopkins, George E.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
HORN, Thomas--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
HORNING, David C.--born: Wolf Island, British North America; regiment: 9th Iowa Infantry; town: Spearfish; sources: [10]
HORR, Joseph Latshaw--born: Canada; regiment: 13th United States Infantry; sources: [31]
Horton, Samuel H.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Horton, Thomas E.D.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
HOUGHTON, George L.--born: Canada; regiment: 104th Illinois Infantry; town: Deadwood; sources: [10]
HOULE, Joseph--born: Canada; 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
HOUSEMAN, Francis--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Howard, John--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
HOWARD, John Edwin--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Howard, Robert--Montreal, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Howard, William--Windsor, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
Howison, Andrew D.--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
HOXIE, Charles W.--born: St. Catherine's, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
HOYES, Henry S.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Huart, Michael--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Hubbard, Charles--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Hubbard, Culver--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
HUBBARD, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; remarks: year of birth is 1833; sources: [32]
HUBBARD, John S.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hubbard, William--Stanstead, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HUBBELL, James P.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Michigan Cavalry; town: Frederick; sources: [10]
HUCKINS, Lorenzo D.--born: Canada; regiment: 38th Iowa Infantry; town: Kimball; sources: [10]
HUCKINS, Samuel--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Iowa Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
HUCKINS, William L.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Hudson, Charles--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
HUDSON, Charles L.--born: 72nd Ohio Infantry; regiment: ; sources: [31]
Hudson Joshua--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Huff, Gabriel B.--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
HUFF, Hiram--nativity: Canada West; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
HUFF, James--nativity: Canada West; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
HUGH, Monroe--origin: Nova Scotia; regiment: 9th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Hugh, Kelley --infantry: Baltmore, Maryland
HUGHES, Alexander--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
Hughes, John--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
HUGHES, Llewelyn E. A. I.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
HUGHES, Samuel--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
HUGHES, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Hughs, John--Nova Scotia--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
HUGHS, William--residence: Canada; regiment: 27th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Hukey, Daniel T.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
HULBERT, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Hull, Aaron P.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Hull, Cornelius--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
HULL, Henry--residence: Dorchester, Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Light Artillery; sources: [9]
HUMPHREY, William Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
HUNT, Thomas Benjamin--born: Canada; regiment: 4th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5] [31]
HUNTER, Charles H.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Faulkton; sources: [10]
Hunter, James--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Hunter, William--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
HUNTINGTON, Frank--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
HUNTOON, John--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
HURD, Levi Parsons--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
Hutchinson, Frank T.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
HUTCHINSON, George H.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Hutchinson, John--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Hutchinson, Robert R.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Hyatt, Alexander H.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion and First Infantry [5]
Hyatt, George C.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Hyatt, Norman B.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]

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La Barge, Andrew jr.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
La BASLIEUS, Joseph--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
La Clare, Elzero--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
La Duke, Antoine--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
La FLEICHE, W. W.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
La Font, David--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
La Rue, Creniss--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Labarn, Edward--Canada East-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
Label, Sele sr.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Labelle, Ceril--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
LABEREE, George--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LABOMBARD, Peter--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Labonne, Amos--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
LABOONTY, Lewis--born: Canada; regiment: 5th New York Cavalry; town: Hague; sources: [26]
LaBorce, Aaron--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Labranche, Joseph nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
Labree, Francis--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
LaCASSE, Berrany--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lackey, John--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
LACOMBIE, Peter--residence: Montreal; regiment: 5th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Lacoste, Jean nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
LACY, John R.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LADAUX, Isaac--born: Platford, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
LADD, John W.--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Lafave, Moses nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
Lafayette, Louis A.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
LAFEBER, Adolph--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
Lafevre, Theophile--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
LAFFERTY, Peter--born: Canada West; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lafleur, George nativity: Canada or France; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
LAFOE, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Wisconsin; town: Deadwood; sources: [10]
LAFOND, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
LaGRAS, George B.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LaGRAY, John B.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lajeuness, Amidie--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
LAKE, Frank--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lake, Stephen--Windsor, Canada West--1st Light Artillery [MSSM]
LAMBERSON, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LAMBERT, D. H.--born: Canada; regiment: 39th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
Lambert, Frank--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
LAMBERT, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lambert, John--Montreal, Canada--4th Light Artillery (also with US Navy) [MSSM]
LAMBERT, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LAMBERT, Joseph--born: Three Rivers, Can.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
LAMBERT, Oscar--born: Brighton, Canada; regiment: 33rd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Fairfax; sources: [10]
Lambert, Peter--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Lambert, Thomas--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Lambert, Wesley--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Lamer, Joseph--Montreal, Canada--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Lamey, William--Nova Scotia--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Lamires, Theodore--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
LAMPORT, Edward--residence: Canada West; regiment: 5th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Lamson, Alexander--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
LANDON, Daniel--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Lane, Leonidas M.--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
Lang, James--Canada--Sharpshooters [5]
LANG, James--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Illinois Infantry; town: Parkston; sources: [10]
Lang, James B.--LaPrairie, Canada--First Infanty, Forest City Home Guards, Mounted Rifles [MCWV]
LANGAN, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Langelee, Peter--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Langley, Andrew A.--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Langley, Frank M.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Langley, James--Toronto, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Langlois, Carmille--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
LANKIN, Richard--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lannan, James--Montreal, Canada--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Lapier, William--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Lapierre, Alfred--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
Lapierre, William--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
LAPPELLE, Cassimere--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Laplant, David--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Laplount, J. B.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Lappier, John--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Lappo, Joseph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Laragola, Peter--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
LARAMIE, Theophile D.--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th New Hampshire Infantry; sources: [29]
Larivire, Damas--Canada East--4th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Larkin, George--Montreal, Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
LARMER, John--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Larouche, John--Montreal, Canada--19thand 20th Infantry (as Lauriche) [MSSM]
LaRue, Joseph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
LaRue, Louis--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
LASHUA, Francis--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
LASSARD, Abraham--born: Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LASSING, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LASSOR, Vietal--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Lathrop, Josiah--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Latourelle, Benjamin--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
LATIMER, Jonathan H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Latowell, Alex--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Latowell, John W.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
LATSHAW, Henry J.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Illinois Cavalry; sources: [31]
Lattemore, Francis J.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
LAUGDEAN, Nelson--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lauvariere, Lampson--Quebec, Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Lavalle, Peter--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Lavelly, Emanuel--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Lavigne, John--St. Jerome, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
LAVOIS, John--origin: Grand Falls, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
LAVONTA, David--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Law, James nativity: not stated; units(s): First Infantry, Louisiana Guard Battery--James Law resided in Hamilton, Canada prior to leaving for the United States in the summer of 1860. He eventually settled in New Orleans, and upon the breaking out of war, joined the Louisiana Guard Company of the First Infantry. This company was a short time later reorganized as an artillery battery. James Law was present on all rolls until February 1862. For March and April, he is listed as "Absent, under arrest by Civil Process in Suffolk, Va. Claims exemption, British Subject." It is still unclear what became of this, although it appears that he may have continued serving with the unit until the end of 1862, when he returned to Hamilton. Shortly after arriving home, he became ill and died. [8] [HS]
Lawrence, Asa C.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
LAWRENCE, Walter--born and residence: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Lawson, Alexander--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
LAYTON, Isaac--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Le Blanc, Leon nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fifteenth Infantry [8]
Le Claire, Pierre nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
Le Clere, Louis--Sherbrooke, Canada East--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Le Count, Frank--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Leach, Edmund C.--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
LEARY, John J.--home: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
Leblanc, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Sixth Infantry [8]
Lebray, Thomas--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Ledoux, Michael--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
LECELL, Francis--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; town: Madison; sources: [10]
Lee, Benson--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LEE, Edward--origin: Machadav, New Brunswick; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Lee, Gardner W.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LEE, James Grafton Carelton--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Lee, John--Ottawa, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Lee, John--Kingston, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
LEE, John--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
LEE, Mitchel--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; remarks: see Lee MITCHELL; sources: [22]
Lee, Peter M.--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Lee, William--Coburg, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
LEEMON, Uriel--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LEFEBOR, Elem E.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Lefebve, Adeline--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Lefebvre, Fabian--Canda--Ninth Infantry [5]
Leferier, Louis--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LEFEVRE, John Octave--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Lefevre, Peter--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Leford, Onesime--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
LEGASY, John--born: Vermont or Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Legender, Joseph A.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Legg, Gordon--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LEITCH, John--born and residence: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
LEITH, William--born: Inverness, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Lemay, Ferdinand--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Lemay, Flagan--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Lemay, Joseph--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Lemay, Louis--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Lemay, Louis P.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Lemay, Matthias--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Fourth Infantry [5]
Lemay, Napoleon--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Lemay, Peter--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Lemerce, Justice--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
LEMONT, Angus--origin: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: 22nd Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
LEMRISE, Obert--born: Point-du-Lac, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Leon, Alexander--St. Thomas, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
LEONARD, Joseph U.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Leppire, John--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Lereaux, Peter--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
LEROY, Jonathan S.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LESCARBO, Joseph--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LESTER, Alexander E.--origin: Saint John, New Brunswick; regiment: 20th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Levering, Silas--Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Leverton, Richard--Bellville, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
LEVI, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Levicount, Spencer E.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Levier, Manville--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
LEVIQUE, Alexander--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LEWIS, Alonza--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LEWIS, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Lewis, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fifth Infantry [8]
LEWIS, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
LEWIS, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
LIBERTY, Levi--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LIBERTY, Lewis--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Libby, Asa--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
LIGHTBODY, Francis--origin: Londonderry, Nova Scotia; regiment: 3rd Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Lighthall, John--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LILLEY, R.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th New York Cavalry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
LILLY, Aaron--origin: Richmond, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
Lilly, John R--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
LIMA, Peter--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LITHGOW, William--born: Canada; regiment: 17th Illinois Infantry; town: Deadwood; sources: [10]
LITNO, Israel--born: Canada; regiment: 22nd New York Infantry; town: Horicon; sources: [26]
Little, Cyrus P.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
LITTLE, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LITTLEFIELD, John--born: Cape Breton, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
LIVELY, John H.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Livingston, Duncan--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Livingston, Hugh--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
LIVINGSTON, Robert--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
LIVINGSTON, Robert Ramsay--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11] [31]
LLOYD, Alfred J.--born: Canada; regiment: 19th Kansas Infantry; sources: [31]
Lock, Levi--Compton, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
LOCKWOOD, C.M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
LOIL, Joseph B.--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
LONDOU, Charles H. N.--born: Chatham, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LONG, James--born: West Canada; regiment: 12th Illinois Infantry; town: Spearfish; sources: [10]
LONG, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Loomis, Daniel A.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
LOPEE, Shillington--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Lord, David--Canada--First Infantry [5]
LORD, Homer--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LORIMIER, Peter V.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Lossinger, Joseph--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
LOUDON, Charles H. W.--born: Chatham, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Loudiosh, John B.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Louis, Frank--Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Louton, George--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
LOVE, John--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Lovely, Clements--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
LOVELY, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
LOWELL, John--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [5] [10]
LOVETT, Charles--born: Weymouth, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Lowthian, Nicholas I.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Lucas, James A.--St. John, N.B.--10th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Lucier, John--Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Lucier, Joseph--Canada-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
Lucier, Medard--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Luck, Lewis--Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
LUDDINGTON, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LULL, Ralph--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LUMPHREY, Oliver--born: Canada; regiment: 1st New York Cavalry; sources: [31]
LUNDERVILLE, John H.--born: Marlon, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
LUPICELLE, John--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
LUTES, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LYMAN, Lewis--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
Lynaugh, John--Canada-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
LYNAUGH, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Lynch, John--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Lynch, John--Canada--13th and 39th Infantry [MSSM]
Lynch, Peter--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
LYNCH, William H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
LYON, George G.--born: 36th Illinois Infantry; regiment: ; sources: [31]
Lyons, Edward M.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Lyons, Hancour--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Lyons, John--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]

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JACKSON, Andrew--born and residence: Liverpool, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
JACKSON, George E.--born: Granville, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Henry [II]--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, James M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Jackson, Moses--Galt, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
JACKSON, Peter--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Peter [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Robert--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, Thomas B.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JACKSON, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Jackson, William--Toronto, Canada--55th Infantry [MSSM]
JACQUES, William--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 22nd Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [29]
Jaham, Francis H.--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
JAMES, John H.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Tennessee Infantry; sources: [31]
JAMISON, John--born: Canada; regiment: 122nd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
January, Louis--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Jarvais, Charles--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Jarvais, Frederick--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Jarvais, Stephen--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Jarvis, Francis--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
JARVIS, John A.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JARVIS, Joseph H.--born: Kingston, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Jay, John J.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Jeff, Michael--St. John, N.B.--16th Infantry [MSSM]
Jeffery, James--Halifax, N.S.--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
JENKINS, Calvin M.--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
JENNINGS, George--born: Canada West; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; remarks: aka George Fish; sources: [32]
JENNINGS, Guilford D.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [31]
Jennois, John--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Jerome, Peter--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
JERVIS, Theodore--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JESSUP, Lancton--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Jewett, Charles H.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Johns, Lewis--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Johnson, Beers--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
JOHNSON, Benjamin--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, Charles--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Johnson, Charles--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
JOHNSON, Duncan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
JOHNSON, Edward--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, Edward--born: Norfolk, Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [5] [10]
Johnson, Francis--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
JOHNSON, Frank--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Johnson, George--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Johnson, George--Pictou, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
JOHNSON, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, Isaac--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
JOHNSON, Isaac--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
JOHNSON, J. E.--born: Canada; regiment: 21st Wisconsin Infantry; town: Canton; sources: [10]
JOHNSON, Jacob--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JOHNSON, James--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 29th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
JOHNSON, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, James--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Johnson, James--St. John, N.B.--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Johnson, James A.--Canada--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
JOHNSON, James E.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JOHNSON, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, John--Quebec, Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Johnson, John--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
JOHNSON, John A.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, John B.--Montreal, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Johnson, Joseph--Canada--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Johnson, Madder--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
JOHNSON, Martin--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JOHNSON, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, Thomas H.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
JOHNSON, William--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnson, William--Hamilton, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
JOHNSON, William B.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Johnston, Gustavus--Halifax, N.S.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
JOHNS[T]ON, James--origin: Richmond, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Johnston, Joseph T.--Nova Scotia--1st and 11th Infantry [MSSM]
JOHNSTON, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Joinvill, Baptiste--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
JOLLEY, John L.--born: Quebec; regiment: 23rd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Vermillion; sources: [10]
JONES, Charles A.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
JONES, Edward A.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JONES, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Jones, Henry--Halifax, N.S.--11th Infantry (also with 8th US Inf.) [MSSM]
JONES, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Jones, James H.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
JONES, John--born: Canada; regiment: 20th New York Cavalry; sources: [17]
JONES, John H.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JONES, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JONES, Martin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
JONES, Robert J.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Jones, Thomas--Pictous, N.S.--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Jones, Thomas nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Jordain, John--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
JORDAN, Aaron--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JORDAN, Alexander--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JORDAN, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
JORDEN, Benjamin W.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th New York Heavy Artillery; sources: [22]
JOSLIN, Philamon C.--born: St. Charles, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Jourdain, Eustach--Red River--Ninth Infantry [5]
Joy, Henry--St. John, N.B.--11th Infantry [MSSM]
JULIUS, Robert--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]

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Kain, Charles--Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Kajume, John--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Kearney, George W.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
KEARNEY, James H.--born: St. Johns, N.B.; regiment: 14th Maine Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
Keef, John--Waterloo, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Keefe, Edward--St. John, N.B.--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Keefe, John--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Keefe, Patrick--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
KEEFER, Henry Grant--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
KEEL, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Keen, George H.--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Kehoe, Daniel--St. John, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Keith, Timothy--Annapolis, N.S.-- 23rd Infantry [MSSM]
Kelley, John F.--Three Rivers, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
KELLIHER, John--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 20th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [31]
KELLOGG, Edward Burge--born: Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 15th Vermont Infantry; town: Madison; sources: [10] [14]
KELLOGG, Matthew--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Kelly, Dennis--New Brunswick--Second Cavalry [5]
Kelly, John--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
KEMBLE, James--residence: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
KENDALL, Frederick--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Kemp, Lawrence--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Kemp, Michael--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Kenedy, James--Montreal, Canada-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
KENEDY, Owen--resident: Canada (?); regiment: not stated; sources: [17]
Kennedy (Leddy), David--St. John, N.B.--16th Infantry [MSSM]
Kennedy, John--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
KENNEDY, R. D.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Michigan Heavy Artillery [?]; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
KENNEY, Alfred J.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Kenney, John--Canada-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
KENNEY, Michael--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
KENNEY, Marcus M.--born: Canada; regiment: 31st Iowa Infantry; town: St. Lawrence; sources: [10]
KENNON, Daniel--born: Canada; regiment: 96th New York Infantry; town: Warrensburg; sources: [26]
Kent, George--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Kent, Horation J.--Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Keogh, William--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Keough, Thomas J.--St. John, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Kermott, Edward P.--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
KERR, James--origin: Compton, C.E.; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Kerr, James H.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Kerrigan, Daniel--Lindsey, Canada West--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
KERROTT, Edward M.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Kerrott, John F.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Kertson, William--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
KERWIN, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
KERWIN, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
KETCHUM, Hirum Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 16th New York Infantry and 1st New York Engineers; sources: [31]
KEYES, Lemuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
KEYS, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Kilbourn, Alonzo A.--Canada East--7th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Kilmer, Francis--Canada--First Battalion [5]
KILPATRICK, Michael--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
KILRAIN, J. G.--born: Canada; regiment: 26th Iowa Infantry; town: Canton; sources: [10]
King, George--Montreal, Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
King, George--St. John, N.B. --58th Infantry [MSSM]
King, John--Toronto, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
King, John--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
KING, Joseph--born: Hillsborough, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
King, Otto--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
KING, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
KING, Thomas--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
KING, Victor--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
KING, Wallace D.--born: Hemmingford, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 2nd and 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
King, William--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
Kinghorn, George--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
KINNEY, George--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 29th Maine Infantry, Co. D; sources: [1]
Kinney, Newcomb--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
KINSMAN, William H.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 4th Iowa Infantry and 23rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [31]
KITCHEN, Samuel--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
KITCHING, Robinson--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Knapp, David--Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Knapp, Francis W.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Knight, Austin--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Knight, Charles--Montreal--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Knight, George W.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Knights, John--Eaton, Canada--First and Third Infantry [MCWV]
KNIGHTS, Stephen--born: Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Knodell, Alexander--St. John, N.B.-- 24th Infantry [MSSM]
Knodell, Robert--St. John, N.B.-- 24th Infantry [MSSM]
KNOLES, Joseph J.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
KYLE, William--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]

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Mabee, Benjamin F.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
MacADAMS, James George--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Kentucky Cavalry; sources: [31]
MacDonald, Duncan--origin: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
MacDonald, Peter--origin: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Machon, James nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Mack, John--Prince Edward Island--19th and 20th Infantry (as Mach) [MSSM]
Mackey, Thomas--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
MACY, John P.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th United States Infantry (?) and 10th United States Infantry (?); sources: [31]
Madison, Joseph--Nova Scotia--Sixth Infantry [5]
MAGAFFEE, Joseph M.--born: Canada; regiment: 29th Iowa Infantry; sources: [29]
Magee, George--Canada--First Infantry [5]
MAGHU, Andrew--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
Magill, John--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Magill, John L.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Maginnis, Ambrose C.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
MAGNAN, Louis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Magoun, William--Warwick, Canada East--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Magreevy, Nealy--St. John, N.B.--30th Infantry [MSSM]
MAGUIRE, William--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
MAILHIOT,, Joseph Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Maillaux, Alfred--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
MALLET, Masial--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
MALLOCH, Edward Cruikshank--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
MALLONY, Robert--born: Toronto, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MALLORY, George--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Malloy, Alfred--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Malloy, John--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Mandigo, Daniel L.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Mandigo, Sylvester M.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
MANDVILLE, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MANEGAN, Matthew--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MANGUN, Jerome--born: Quebec, Canada; regiments: 51st Illinois Infantry and 123rd New York Infantry; town: Beresford; sources: [10]
MANIX, Michael--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
MANN, R. N.--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
MANN, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Manning, Michael D.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Manning, Nelson H.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
MANNING, Robert W.--origin: Windsor, Nova Scotia; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
MANSFIELD, William H.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MANSON, James--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Iowa Infantry; town: Egan; sources: [10] [28]
Manuel, Ferdinand--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Mara, Walter A.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
March, William W.--Canada--17th Infantry [MSSM]
Marceille, Henri nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
Marcott, Joseph--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Marlett, John--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
MARLEY, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Marlo, Louis--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Marloux, Narcisse--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
MARR, James--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Missouri Artillery; sources: [31]
MARRAH, John--born: Canada West; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Marrien, Louis L.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Marsden, James F.--Montreal, Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
MARSH, William--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Marshall, Henry E.--Sherbrooke, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Marshall, Luke--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
MARSHARD, Leon--born: Canada; regiment: unassigned New York; sources: [17]
MARSTON, Samuel W.--origin: Andover, Nova Scotia; regiment: 8th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Martell, Nelson--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Martell, Nelson--Canada--Sharpshooters [5]
Martendall, Leander--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
MARTIAL, James T.--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Martin, Arthur--Montreal, Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Martin, Edward--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Martin, James--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
MARTIN, James F.--born: Canada; regiment: U.S. Navy; town: Miller; sources: [10]
MARTIN, James H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Martin, John--New Brunswick--12th Infantry [MSSM]
MARTIN, Richard--residence: Montreal, CE; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Martin, Terrence--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Martineau, Gregorine--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Mason, Daniel--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Mason, George--Cornwall, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
MASON, Joseph--born: Canada East; residence: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Mason, Joseph--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
MASON, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Mason, Napoleon--Montreal, Canada--29th Infantry [MSSM]
Mason, William--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
MASTERS, Hibbert Boehner--born: Nova Scotia; regiments: 8th New York State Militia and 55th New York Infantry; sources: [31]
Mathe, Louis--Canada East--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
MATHEWS, John--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Mathews, William--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Matthews, Charles--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Matthews, Charles--Canada--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
MATTHEWS, George F.--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Matthews, William--Halifax, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Mattieu, Alphonso--Montreal, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
MATTIMORE, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Mattin, John--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Mattin, Thomas--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Mattuhn, Adolphus--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Mavy, Thomas--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
Maxwell, Robert nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
MAXWELL, William--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Maybee, Charles D.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
MAYO, Frank--born: Trois Rivieres, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Mayo, John--Montreal--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Mayze, John--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McAchrim, August--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Infantry [5]
McAllen, Robert--St. John, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
McAllister, Henry A.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
McALLISTER, Matthew B.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 21st Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [29]
McAlpin, John M.--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Eleventh Infantry [5]
McAndrews, William J.--St. John, N.B.--23rd Infantry [MSSM]
McArthur, Daniel--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
McAskill, Daniel J.--Sidney, N.S.--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McAUSLAND, Andrew G.--nativity: Newfoundland; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
McBRIANTLY, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McBride, William--Canada--22nd Infantry [MSSM]
McCABE, Hiram--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
McCall, John--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
McCall, Neal--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McCANN, Hugh--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McCann, Patrick--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
McCARGAR, David--born: Kemptville, Ontario, Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
McCarley, Peter--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
McCarron, Andrew--origin: Woodstock, New Brunswick; regiment: 11th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McCARTHY, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McCARTHY, James--born and residence: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McCarthy, John--Nova Scotia--29th Infantry [MSSM]
McCARTHY, Patrick--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McCarthy, Thomas--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
McCartney, James--Chatham, Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
McCartney, Thomas--Chatham, Canada --56th Infantry [MSSM]
McCARTY, Patrick--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; town: Sisseton; sources: [5] [10]
McCLEARY, David--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
McCLOUD, Alexander--born: Prince Edward Island; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McCLOUD, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McCONLOUGH, Frank--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 30th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McCool, William--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
McCORMAC, O. Walter--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd New York Cavalry; sources: [23]
McCormick, Daniel W.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
McCormick, Hugh--St. John, N.B.--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McCormick, John--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
McCORMICK, John P.--nativity: Nova Scotia; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
McCOY, George H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McCOY, James Alfred--born: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
McCOY, John Alvin--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
McCOY, Joshua Bartlet--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
McCrary, Henry D.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
McCrimonon, John --Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
McCuish, Hugh--Halifax, N.S.--11th Infantry [MSSM]
McCUMBER, Ephraim--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
McCURDY, James--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry (?); sources: [29]
McCURRAN, John--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McDaniels, Robert C.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
McDermitt, Thomas--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
McDermott, Thomas--St. John, N.B.--12th Infantry [MSSM]
McDIVIT, Barnard--home: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
McDole, Daniel M.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
McDONALD, Alexander James--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd United States Artillery and 5th United States Artillety; sources: [31]
McDonald, Allen--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McDonald, Andrew--Nova Scotia--Second Infantry [5]
McDONALD, Angus--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McDONALD, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McDonald, Charles--Cape Breton, N.S.--12th Infantry [MSSM]
McDonald, Charles [sr.]--Canada--First Infantry [5]
McDonald, Charles jr.--Canada--First Infantry [5]
McDonald, Charles R.--origin: Comstock, C.E.; regiment: 17th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McDonald, Cornelius F.--Nova Scotia--Ninth Infantry [5]
McDONALD, D.--born: Ontario (?); regiment: 44th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Watertown; sources: [10]
McDonald, Daniel--Nova Scotia--Second Infantry [5]
McDONALD, Daniel--born: Prince Eedward Island; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
McDonald, Daniel L.--Nova Scotia--12th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McDONALD, Donald--origin: Winslow, C.E.; regiment: 28th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McDONALD, Donald--born: Sydney, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McDonald, Donald--Nova Scotia--30th Infantry [MSSM]
McDONALD, Francis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McDONALD, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McDonald, James C.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
McDonald, John--Canada E.--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
McDonald, John--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
McDONALD, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McDonald, John--Nova Scotia--11th Infantry [MSSM]
McDonald, John--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
McDonald, John--Pictou, N.S.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
McDonald, John--St. John, N.B.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
McDonald, John--New Brunswick--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McDonald, John A.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
McDonald, R. G. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
McDONALD, Rolland--origin: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 21st Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McDONALDSON, Hugh--born: Prince Edward I.; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McDONAT, Duncan--origin: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
McDonnell, Allen--Canada--First Infantry [5]
McDonnell, Allen--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
McDonnell, James--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
McDonnell, Michael--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
McDOUGAL, Archibald--origin: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McDougal, Douglas A.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
McDougal, Neil--Prince Edward Island--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
McDougal, William J.--Douglas, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
McDougall, Duncan--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
McDougall, James--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Infantry [5]
McDowell, James--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
McDuncan, John--Canada--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
McEachen, Anselm--P. E. I.--Third Infantry [5]
McEwan, Daniel--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
McEwan, John--??????--First Infantry [5]
McFADDEN, James--origin: Montreal, C.E.; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McFARLAN, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McFARLANE, William H.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
McFayden, Donald--Prine Edward Island--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
McGEE, Amos--born: Carleton Co., New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 7th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5] [29]
McGEE, George Ransford--born: Toback, New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5] [29]
McGill, Archibald--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
McGill, Charles L.--Yarmouth, N.S.--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McGilvary, Alexander--Nova Scotia--13th Infantry [MSSM]
McGILVERY, Angus--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McGINN, Patrick--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McGinnis, John--St. John, N.B.--30th Infantry [MSSM]
McGinnis, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
McGINNIS, Jonathan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McGrath, John--St. John, N.B.--14th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McGUIRE, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
McGuire, Thomas--Freetown, N.B.--7th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McILHARDY, Samuel--residence: London, Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
McINNIS, Daniel--born and residence: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
McINTIRE, G. C.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd V. R. C.; town: Oswald; sources: [10]
McINTIRE, Peter--born: St. John, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McKAY, Daniel--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McKay, James--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
McKAY, Robert G.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [29]
McKEEVER, Samuel--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 16th Massachusetts Infantry and 28th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [31]
McKENNA, Francis--born: ; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
McKenzie, Benj.--Nova Scotia--Eighth Infantry [5]
McKenzie, Henry--Prince Edward Island--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McKenzie, Michael--St. John, N.B.--13th Infantry [MSSM]
McKenzie, William--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
McKeon, James--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
McKNIGHT, George--residence: Watertown, CW; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
McKnight, John--Hamilton, Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McKuen, John--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McLALLY, John--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McLaughlin, Israel--St. John, N.B.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
McLAUGHLIN, James--born: Toronto, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McLaughlin, Joseph--Nova Scotia--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McLean, David--?????--First Infantry [5]
McLEAN, Hugh--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McLean, James C.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
McLean, John--Paris, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
McLean, John S.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
McLEAN, Neil--origin: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia; regiment: 12th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McLean, William--Canada--First Battalion [5]
McLEAN, William Alexander--born: Canada; regiment: 113th Illinois Infantry; sources: [31]
McLeary, James A.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
McLennan, Roderick--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
McLeod, Alexander--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
McLEOD, Alexander--born: Canada; regiment: 84th Pennsylvania Infantry; sources: [31]
McLeod, August--P. E. I.--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
McLEOD, Donald--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
McLeod, James T--P. E. I.--Second Cavalry [5]
McLEOD, Robert V.--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McLeod, Thomas--Montreal, Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McLeod, W. W.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
McLeod, William--Nova Scotia--Third Infantry [5]
McMahon, John J.--Georgina, Canada West--2nd Light Artillery [MSSM]
McMAHON, Martin Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
McMahon, Michael--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McMann, Augustus--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
McManns, Edwin--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
McMANUS, Hugh F.--origin: Grand Falls, New Brunswick; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
McMartin, Peter--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McMillan, Alexander--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
McMillan, Duncan--Nova Scotia--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McMillen, Albert C.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
McMillen, John H.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
McMullen, Amom--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
McMurray, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
McNabou, James--Shiptown, Canada East--6th Light Artillery [MSSM]
McNAIR, James--born: East Canada; regiment: 15th New York Engineers; town: Wessington; sources: [10]
McNally, John--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
McNALLY, John--born: Hamilton, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McNamara, Cornelius--Nova Scotia--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
McNamara, John--Nova Scotia--11th Infantry [MSSM]
McNeil, Angus--Cape Breton, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
McNEIL, George--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Cavalry; sources: [10]
McNEIL, John--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Cavalry; sources: [10]
McNEIL, John--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 3rd Missouri Infantry and 2nd Missouri State Militia; sources: [31]
McNEIL, William--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McNutt, Gilbert--Nova Scotia--Eighth Infantry [5]
McNutt, Robert--Nova Scotia--Ninth Infantry [5]
McPhee, Donald--Prince Edward Island--20th Infantry [MSSM]
McPherson, Samuel--Chatham, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
McPherson, William--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
McPROCUNIER, F.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Illinois Cavalry; town: Custer; sources: [10]
McQUIRK, Hugh--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
McREA, Christopher--born: Canada; regiment: 31st Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
McREA, Kenneth--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
McSHERRY, John--born: New Ireland, Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
McTAGGERT, Calvin P.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Michigan Infantry; sources: [31]
McVay, Michael--Montreal, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
McVEY, Charles P.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
McWilliams, John--New Brunswick--Fifth Infantry [5]
MEATTE, Jacob--born: Canada West; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
MeGINNIS, James--origin: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Melancon, Prosper nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
Melville, Charles--Canada--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Melvin, Albert--Liverpool, N.S.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Melvin, John--Kingston, Canada West--12th Infantry [MSSM]
MENARD, Renay--born: LaPrairie, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Mercier, Moses--Canada--10th Light Artillery [MSSM]
MERCLEIS, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Merical, John G.--Canada W.--Tenth Infantry [5]
Mernagh, Michael--Montreal, Canada--29th and 35th Infantry [MSSM]
MERRILL, Charles E.--born: Georgeville, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
MERRIMAN, Charles--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
MERRITT, David F.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
MERRITT, Nehemiah--born: New Brunswick; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Meservey, Alfred--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
MEYERS, Friend W.--residence: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
Meyett, Frank--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Meyett, Joseph C.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Michael, George--St. John, N.B.--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
MICKELS, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MIERCIER, Julius--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
Mihay, William J.--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Miller, Henry--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Miller, James K.--New Brunswick--Seventh Infantry [5]
MILLER, John--residence: Montreal; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Miller, Onesime--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Miller, Philip--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Miller, Robert A.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Miller, Thomas--Quebec, Canada--30th Infantry [MSSM]
Miller, William P.--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Milligan, William A.--New Brunswick--Fourth Infantry [5]
Mills, Charles P.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Mills, Hanson--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Mills, Joseph--Nova Scotia--First Heavy Artillery [5]
MILNE, David W.--born: East Canada; regiment: 8th Kan. V. V. I.; town: Spearfish; sources: [10]
MILO, John--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Milton, Thomas--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Mills, William E. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Milton, William H.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
MINER, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MINER, Joseph [II]--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Miner, Joseph--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
MINOR, Lewis (Sr.)--born: Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Mirron, Joseph--Red River--Second Infantry [5]
MITCHELL, Alfred R.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Mitchell, Amos B.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
MITCHELL, John--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Mitchell, John--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Mitchell, John--Kingston, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Mitchell, John--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
MITCHELL, John W.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Mitchell, Joseph A.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
MITCHELL, Lee--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
MITCHELL, William--origin: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
MITCHELL, William C.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Mitheuer, Edward--Canada East--31st Infantry [MSSM]
MOFFATT, Isaac F.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry; sources: [31]
MOFFATT, Richard--born: Canada; regiment: Souix City Cavalry; sources: [7]
Molleur, Moses R.--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Molloy, Lawrence W.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Molloy, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Monat, Antoine--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Monette, Oliver--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Monroe, Charles--Stanstead, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
MONROE, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Monroe, William H.--Brockville, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
MONTGOMERY, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Montour, Severe--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Montoure, Joseph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
MOODY, Charles D.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Light Artillery; sources: [28]
MOONEY, John--residence: Canada West; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
MOOR, James C.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
MOOR, John F.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
MOORE, Albion K. P.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry, Co. H; notes: according to the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, there was an Albion K. B. Moore who served with the 6th Maine, Co. G as a musician, and an Albion K. B. Moore (aka Albion K. G. Moore) who served with the 14th Maine Infantry; it also corroborates that there was an Albion K. P. Moore with the 15th Maine Infantry, Co. H; sources: [1]
Moore, Andrew--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
MOORE, Calvin P.--nativity: C.W.; regiment: 1st Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Moore, Charles nativity: Nova Scotia; unit(s): First Infantry [8]
Moore, Charles--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
MOORE, Charles A.--origin: Richmond, New Brunswick; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
MOORE, Charles S.--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Moore, Henry--Montreal, Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Moore, John W.--Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
MOORE, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Moran, Cornelius--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
MORAN, James E.--residence: Canada West; regiment: 1st Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Moran, John E.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [5] [10]
Moreton, David H.--Prince Edward Island--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
MORGAN, George--born: Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MORGAN, Isaac N.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MORGAN, John--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
MORGAN, Michael Ryan--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 11th United States Infantry; sources: [31]
Morgan, William A.--Canada--First Infantry [5]
MORHEAD, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Morin, Joseph--Canada East--26th Infantry [MSSM]
MORRELL, James W.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Morrell, John N.--New Brunswick--Fourth Infantry [5]
Morrell, William--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Morrill, Absalom--St, John, N.B.--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Morrill, Edwin R--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Morrill, John--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
MORRIS, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Morris, Theodore--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
MORRIS, Thomas--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Morrison, John C.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Morrow, William--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
MORSE, George M.--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Mortimer, Louis--Quebec, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Morto, Alexander--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
MOTT, Jonathan--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Camstota; sources: [10]
Mott, Samuel--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
MOTT, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MOULDEN, Thomas--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MOULTON, John--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
MOULTON, Joseph H.--born: Canada; regiment: 47th Illinois Infantry; town: Sioux Falls & Yankton; sources: [10]
MOULTON, Nelson H.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Mountain, Benj.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Mountain, James H.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
MOUNTAIN, Lewis--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Mucheroe, Elijah--Whitehall, Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
Muir, James--Quebec, Canada--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Mulholland, James--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Mullens, John B.--Nova Scotia--Third Infantry [5]
Mulligan, Michael--St. John, N.B.--19th and 20th Infantry [MSSM]
MULLIN, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Mullins, Eusebius--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
MUNGER, Elijah S.--born: Canada; regiment: 31st Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
MUNGER, Isaac C.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
MUNGER, James H.--born: Canada; regiment: 31st Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
MURHY, Edward--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MURPHY, Alexander--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MURPHY, Edward F.--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Murphy, Henry--St. John, N.B.--10th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Murphy, James--Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Murphy, James A.--?????--First Infantry [5]
Murphy, James F.--Nova Scotia--Eighth Infantry [5]
MURPHY, Jeremiah--born: East Canada; regiment: 10th West Virginia Infantry; town: Hurley; sources: [10]
MURPHY, John--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Murphy, John--Cornwall, Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
MURPHY, Jonathan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Murphy, Michael--St. John, N.B.--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
MURPHY, Patrick--residence: Quebec, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
MURPHY, Richard--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
MURPHY, Richard [II]--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Murray, George--Nova Scotia--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Murray, James--Nova Scotia--Fifth Infantry [5]
MURRAY, John B.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
MURRAY, Charles--born: Canada East; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Murray, Joseph--St. John,N.B.--16th Infantry (also with 2nd NH Inf. as Joseph Derwin) [MSSM]
Murray, Robert--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Murray, Samuel--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
MUSE, Thomas--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
MUSK, Edward--born: Stanstead, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
MYER, Henri--origin: Monkton,, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Myers, Randolph P.--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
MYSHRALL, Lewis--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]

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Nangle, Thomas--Montreal--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Nary, Edward--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
NASH, Benjamin--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
NASH, Patrick--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Neal, Orin--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
NEELY, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Neighland, Michael--Nova Scotia--17th Infantry and 2nd He. Art. [MSSM]
Neill, Levi--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Neill, Wesley--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Nell, Hiram--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Nelligan, John--Halifax, N.S.-- 24th Infantry [MSSM]
NELLIS, Elijah--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
NELSON, Anthony--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Nelson, David--Barford, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Nelson, James--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Nessell, Edward--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
NESTOR, John--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
NEVINS, Peter T.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
NEWAL, James--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 4th Michigan Cavalry; town: Gordon; sources: [10]
NEWCOMB, J. J.--born: Canada; regiment: 28th Wisconsin Infantry & 4th Wisconsin Cavalry; town: Sturgis; sources: [10]
Newman, Hiram E.--Montreal-- 21st Infantry [MSSM]
NICHOLS, Abraham--born: Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
NICHOLS, Abram--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Nichols, Benjamin R.--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
NICHOLS, Frederick Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 25th Missouri Infantry and 1st Missouri Engineers; sources: [31]
NICHOLS, Silas--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: ; sources: [14]
NICHOLS, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Nickerson, D. R.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Niles, Albion S.--St. John, N.B.--11th Infantry (also in US Navy) [MSSM]
Nix, William--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
NOBLE, John--origin: Mirimichi, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
NOCTON, David W.--born: Canada; regiment: 31st Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
NOCTON, William J.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
NOLAN, James--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
NOLAN, Robert--born: Canada; 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Nolan, William--Montreal, Canada --20th Infantry [MSSM]
Norman, Joseph nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
NORMAN, Lewis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Normend, Frank L. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Norton, Edmund--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Nott, Edgar--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
NOWLAND, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
NUNNEMAKER, R.--born: Canada; regiment: 89th Michigan [?]; town: Madison; sources: [10]

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OAKES, Robert--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
O'BEIRNE, Richard Fitzgerald--born: Canada; regiment: 14th United States Infantry (?); sources: [31]
O'Brien, Edward A.--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
O'BRIEN, James W.--nativity: Canada East; regiment: 1st Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
O'BRIEN, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
O'Brien, John--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
O'Brien, John--St. John, N.B.--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
O'BRIEN, John--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
O'BRIEN, Robert--residence: Cornwallis, N.S.; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Oburn, Joseph--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
O'CLAIR, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Odett, Theofelt--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Odillon, Benoit--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
O'DONNEL, John--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
OFFLEY, Washington--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Ogilvie, Wellesley--Nova Scotia--Second Infantry [5]
O'HARE, John P.--born: Kingston, Can.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
OHARRAW, Robert K.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
OHMSTED, Willis A.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; notes; according to the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, there was Willis A. Olmsted who served with the 36th Illinois Infantry, Co. E--this is the only Willis Olmsted in the database--there is a "Olmstead, Willis" of the same regiment residing in Grand Island at the time of the 1895 Veterans Census in Nebraska; sources: [2]
Olds, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
OLENA, Madore--born: Saint Jean, Quebec, Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [14]
OLENA, Raphael--born: Saint Jean, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Oliver, Aaron P.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
OLIVER, James F.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Oliver, John B.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Oliver, Robert B.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
O'MALIA, Michael--born: Canada West; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
O'Malley, Thomas--Broom, Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
O'Mara, Thomas--Canada West--11th Infantry [MSSM]
O'Neal, John--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
O'Neil, James--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
O'Neil, Samuel--Canada--24th and 34th Infantry [MSSM]
O'Neill, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Onesmine, Geneve--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
ORD, John E.--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
ORDISH, Benjamin--residence: Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Light Artillery; sources: [9]
O'REILLY, Luke--born: Canada; regiment: 33rd Missouri Infantry; sources: [31]
O'Rourke, Henry--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Osborn, John--Canada E.--Second Cavalry [5]
Ostram, Hiram M.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
OSGOOD, A. P.--born: Canada; regiment: 27th Iowa Infantry; town: Oswald & Pierre; sources: [10]
Ouenett, Prudent--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Ovane, John R.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]

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Page, Daniel--Nova Scotia--Tenth Infantry [5]
PAGE, John E.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
PAGE, Samuel--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: Maine Light/Mounted Artillery; sources: [13]
PAIREAN, Martin--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PAKET, Francis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PALKER, Nelson--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PALMER, James--home: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
Palmeter, Nathan--Nova Scotia--Ninth Infantry [5]
Paneton, Francois--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Paouin, Joseph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
PARADIS, Joseph C.--origin: Quebec, C.E.; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
PARENT, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 19th Massachusetts Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
Parents, Louis--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Paris, Frank--Quebec, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Paris, Octave--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Parker, Charles--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Parker, Charles H.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Parker, John H.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Parks, George--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Parks, George L.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Parnbern, Charles E.--Canada--17th Infantry [MSSM]
Paro, John B--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Parquette, Joseph nativity: Canada; unit(s): Thirteenth and Twentieth Infantry [8]
Parrant, Joseph--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Parrent, Felix--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Parsons, John G.--Canada--12th, 32nd and 39th Infantry [MSSM]
PARSONS, Walter W.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
PARSONS, William--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Partlow, Ephraim--Canada E.--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Pasco, Edward--Rustico, PEI--Second Infantry [5] [obit: PEI Examiner]
PASIO, Peter S.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Passage, Eugene--Lindsey, Canada West--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
PATENEAUD, Jeremiah--residence: Canada; regiment: 5th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Patneaud, Michael--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
PATNOD, Charles--born: Saint Martin, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Patnot, Joseph--Canada--29th and 35th Infantry [MSSM]
Patoilo, F.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
PATTEE, John--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [31]
PATTEE, Joseph B.--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Pennsylvania Reserves and 190th Pennsylvania Infantry; sources: [31]
Patterson, James--?????--First Infantry [5]
Patterson, John--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Patterson, Richard--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Patterson, Robert--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Pattison, Murdock--Canada--First Infantry [5]
Patton, E. D. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
Patton, James--Nova Scotia--Mounted Rangers [5]
Paul, Bruno--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Paul, Charles--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
PAUL, Charles--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Paul, Xavier--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Peat, Eneas S.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Peaver, James--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Peaver, Samuel--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Peck, Elisha J.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Peck, Nathaniel--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
PECK, Porter P.--born: Canada; regiment: 4th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
PECK, William Walker--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Illinois Infantry (?) and 11th Illinois Infantry (?); sources: [31]
PECOT, Joseph D.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Pelky, Mitchell--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
PELOTT, Lewis--born: Canada; regiment: 118th New York Infantry; town: Warrensburg; sources: [26]
Pellow, George E.--Winsor, N.S.--58th Infantry [MSSM]
PELOQUIN, Paul--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PELTA, Anthony--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
PELTIER, Moses--born: Canada; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
PEMBROKE, Charles P.--origin: Gageboro, Nova Scotia; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
PENDER, Joseph--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PERCIVAL, Robert --born: P. E. I.; regiment: 7th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
PERKINS, Daniel A.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Infantry and 1st Battalion Minnesota Infanry; sources: [5]
PERKINS, Marin--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [18]
Perkins, William H.--Montreal, Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Perland, John--Canada--25th Infantry [MSSM]
PERRIN, John B.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
PERRISIEN, Theophilus--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5]
PERRY, Robert J.--born: Canada; regiment: Mounted Rangers; sources: [5]
PETERS, James H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
PETERSON, Victor--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
PETTEE, Edward--born: Fredrickton, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Pettis, William H.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
PHARE, James N.--born: Nova Scotia; regimen: 8th Minnesota Infantry; town: Wilmot; sources: [5] [10]
Phare, Thomas--Nova Scotia--Second Infantry [5]
Phelps, Albert T.--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Phelps, Alvin--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
PHELPS, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: 1st California Infantry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
Phelps, George--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Phelps, Orrin A.--Canada E.--First Heavy Artillery [5] [MCWV]
Philips, Christie--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Phillips, Caleb T.--Wakefield, N.B.--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Phillips, Charles H.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
PHILLIPS, Frederick--born: Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PHILLIPS, George E.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Pichette, Christmas--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Pickle, Alonzo H.--Canada--First Infantry and Battalion [5] [MOH]
Pickle, John E.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Piercy, Samuel G.--St. John, N.B.-- 24th Infantry [MSSM]
Piers, Charles--Nova Scotia--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Pigeeon, Louis--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Pike, James--New Brunswick--19th Infantry [MSSM]
PIKE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 188th New York Infantry; sources: [17]
Pillar, Charles--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
PILLIN, Hohn J.--born: Canada; regiment: 18th Ohio; town: Redfield; sources: [10]
Pinckney, Alexander--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
PINEO, Peter--born: Cornwallis, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30] [31]
PINKHAM, Adanaran Jusdon--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Illinois Infantry; sources: [31]
Pious, William C.--Nova Scotia--Mounted Rangers [5]
PISCHE, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Pitheon, Franz--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
PITTS, George W.--born and residence: New Brunswick--15th and 20th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
PLACE, Alonzo H.--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Plaisaner, Phillip--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Plant, Calixa--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Plante, Wilfred--Canada--25th Infantry [MSSM]
Ploof, John W.--Canada--First Independent Light Artillery [5]
Plowman, George--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Plowman, Henry--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Second Cavalry [5]
POISSON, Simeon--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
POLLOCK, James H.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
POMMVILLE, Oricle--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Pomroy, Joseph--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Poor, Thomas--Newfoundland--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Poore, John--Kingston, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
POPE, Charles F.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
POPE, John S.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
POPHAM, John--origin: St. Andrews, New Brunswick; regiment: 30th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Porter, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Porter, John--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
PORTER, John J.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 8th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
POTERS, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
POTTER, Loyal A.--born: Canada [?]; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
POTWIN, Joseph--born: Stours, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Potwine, Rezo--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Poulioette, Romain--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
POWERS, Charles James--born: Canada; regiment: 13th New York Infantry and 108th New York Infantry; sources: [31]
POWERS, George--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
POWERS, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Powers, James--Montreal, Canada-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
POWERS, John--born: Newfoundland; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Powers, John--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Powers, Lemuel--Canada E.--Second Cavalry [5]
POWERS, Thomas--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 2nd Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
POWERS, Thomas--born: Massachusetts or New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Pratt, Elias W.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Pratt, James--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
PRESHO, William--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Preston, Calvin--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Preston, Elias M.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Preston, Florence--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Preston, Hilbert W.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
PRESTON, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Preston, Levi F.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Preston, Samuel--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Preston, Smith--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Preston, William--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Preston, William K.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Preston, William M.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
PREVOST, Francis A.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Price, David--Nova Scotia--25th Infantry [MSSM]
PRICE, Harry--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
PRICE, John W.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Pride, John W.--New Brunswick--First Battalion [5]
Prifer, Robert--Halifax, N.S.--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
PRIME, Edward--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Prince, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
PRINGLE, Andrew G.--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Indiana Cavalry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]
PROVE, Richard H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
PROVOSE, Mitchell--born: Sancesyear, Canada; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
PROVOST, Augustus--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Prudhomme, Gaspard--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Pryor, John--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Pulic, William E.--Nova Scotia--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Purdy, Henry--Nova Scotia--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
PURMORT, E. H.--born: Canada; regiment: 191st Ohio Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]

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QUAW, Israel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Quinn, John--Clifton, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
QUINN, Patrick--born: Canada; regiment: 122nd New York Infantry; sources: [22]
QUINN, Richard--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Quinn, William O.--Nova Scotia--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Quinta, Joseph nativity: Canada; unit(s): First Infantry [8]

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Rabidaux, Francis--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Racicot, William--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
RADFORD, James--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Railston, Robert B.--Quebec--Forest City Home Guards [MCWV]
RAINY, W.--born: Canada; regiment: 29th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Miller; sources: [10]
Rambeau, Ralph--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
RAMENT, Albert--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Ramoile, Edward--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
RAND, William--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Regulars; town: Huron; sources: [10]
Randall, Brewer F.--Digby, N.S.--6th Light Artillery [MSSM]
RANDALL, Charles W.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
RANDALL, Reuben R.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
RANKIN, Arthur M.--residence: Essex, Canada; regiment: 1st Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
RAY, James--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
RAYMO, Isaiah--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Raymond, Peter--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Read, Henry--Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
Reade, Henry D.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Reed, Andrew J.--Horton, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Reed, Andrew W.--Canada E.--Tenth Infantry [5]
REED, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Reed, John--Toronto, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Reed, Joseph W.--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
REED, Michael--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
REED, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Reeves, Richard S.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Reeves, Thomas H.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
REHERT, Jonathan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Reiley, Thomas--New Brunswick--Fifth Infantry [5]
Reneaud, Elysee--St. Antonio, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
RENO, Louis--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Renowles, Elwood--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Renter, Azel C.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Resdin, Samuel--Three Rivers--26th Infantry [MSSM]
REVELS, Frederick C.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Revord, John B.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Rexford, Almus--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Rexford, Edwin M.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
REYNOLDS, Daniel A/N.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Michigan Cavalry; sources: [29]
REYNOLDS, Edgar C.--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Michigan Cavalry; sources: [29]
REYNOLDS, Thomas--born: Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
RICE, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Rice, James W.--Canada--11th and 16th Infantry [MSSM]
RICH, Carlos H.--born: Canada [?]; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Richards, Joseph--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Richards, Leon--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Richardson, Frederick nativity: Montreal, Canada; unit(s): Fifth Infantry [8]
Richardson, Henry--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Richardson, James--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Richardson, John--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Richardson, John--Quebec, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Richardson, Joseph--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Richardson, Richmond--??????--First Infantry [5]
RICHELL, Louis--born: Trois Rivieres, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Richette, Oliver--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
RICHEY, Joseph E.--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
Richmond, Cicero T.--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Richmond, Robert--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Richmond, Seneca--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
RICK, William H.--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Ricole, Joseph--Canada-- 21st, 36th and 56th Infantry (as Ricote) [MSSM]
RIDGWAY, David--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Riggs, Thomas Peter--Georgetown, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Right, John--Rawdon, Canada East--1st and 9th Light Artillery [MSSM]
RILEY, George--born: Canada; residence: Kingston, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; [32] [MSSM]
Riley, John--Hamilton, Canada West--20th Infantry [MSSM]
RILEY, Jones--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
RILEY, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Riley, Lawrence--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Riley, Thomas--Yarmouth, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
Ring, Lawrence--Halifax, N.S.--11th Infantry [MSSM]
RIPLEY, Willard--born: Halifax, NS; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
RITCHIE, Wesley--born: Canada; regiment: 37th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Watertown; sources: [10]
Roach, Henry--Nova Scotia--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Robash, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
ROBBE, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd New York Cavalry; sources: [22]
Robbeault, Peter--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
ROBBINS, Benjamin--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry (Veteran); sources: [7]
Robbins, Eleazer--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
ROBBINS, Joseph--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Robegea, John--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Roberge, Nelson--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Roberton, Joseph--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
ROBERTS, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ROBERTS, John--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; remarks: executed for desertion; sources: [32]
ROBERTS, John--born: Canada; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
Roberts, Leon--Montreal, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Robinson, Charles--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
ROBINSON, Charles--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ROBINSON, David--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ROBINSON, Edward--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
ROBINSON, Ezbeldon--origin: Canada; regiment: 4th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Robinson, Heber--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
ROBINSON, James--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitute; sources: [22]
ROBINSON, James D.--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
ROBINSON, Jessie--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Robinson, John--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Robinson, John--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
ROBINSON, John H.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Robinson, Magloire--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
ROBINSON, Moses H.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
ROBINSON, Richard T.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 44th Massachusetts Infantry; town: Egan & Mitchell; sources: [10]
ROBINSON, William George--born: Canada; regiment: 19th North Carolina Infantry, CSA; sources: [31]
ROBISON, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Robison, Silas--St. Catherine, Canada West--55th Infantry [MSSM]
Rochambeau, Louis--Quebec, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Rockford, John--Canada East--Fourth Infantry [5]
Rockwell, George R.E.--Nova Scotia--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Rodgers, David--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
RODGERS, James--born: Toronto, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
RODGERS, Moses--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Rodier, Pierre--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Roe, Joseph--Canada East--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
ROGERS, Martin V.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Rollins, Charles W.--Stanstead, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
ROLLINS, James--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; town: Redfield; sources: [5][10]
Rollo, Thomas--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Romain, Alexander--Newfoundland--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Ronan, Mathew--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Ronan, Patrick--Canada W.--Tenth Infantry [5]
Root, James--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Roots, Nelson--Montreal, Canada-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
Roper, Henry W.--Nova Scotia--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Rose, Archibald--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Rose, Charles A.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
ROSE, George Smith--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
Rose, Jacob A.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Ross, Daniel J.--Nova Scotia--Fifth Infantry [5]
ROSS< Donald--born: ; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
Ross, William--Toronto, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Rouse, Elias S.--Chatham, Canada--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Routnair, Charles--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
ROWE, Merwin--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Rowe, Richard--New Brunswick--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Rowell, Edmund--Stanstead, Canada--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Rowen, Thomas--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Rowley, James D.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
ROY, Joseph L.--nativity: Canada East; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Rufredge, Andrew--Canada W.--Fifth Infantry [5]
Rundle, T. J. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Ninth Infantry [8]
Rush, Jacob--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Russell, Charles--Frederickton, N.B.--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
RUSSELL, Mitchell--born: Canada; regiment: 175th New York Infantry; town: Johnsburg; sources: [26]
Russell, Thomas--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Russell, William H.--Richmond, N.B.--17th Infantry and 2nd He. Art. [MSSM]
Ruxford, Almos--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
RYAN, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
RYAN, Isaac--born: Pidgeon Hill, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Vermont Cavalry; sources: [14]
Ryan, Jesse F.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Ryan, John--Canada E.--Second Cavalry [5]
Ryan, John--Halifax, N.S.--15th Infantry [MSSM]
RYAN, Patrick--born: Canada; regiment: 50th New York Engineers; town: Pierre; sources: [10]
RYAN, Thomas--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Rychman, Tobias N.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
RYDE, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]

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SABINE, Alistine M.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SABINE, George S.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SABOURIN, Charles--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Sadler, George--Canada--First Battalion [5]
Sampson, John J.--Fredericton, N.B.--11th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Sampson, Joseph N.--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Sampson, Zepherin--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
SANBURN, William--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; notes: according to the 1893 Veterans Census of Nebraska, there was a William Sanborn residing in Grand Island who had served with the 1st Michigan Cavalry, Co. K; sources: [2]
Sancier, Joseph--Canada E.--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Sanders, Benjamin F.--????--First Infantry and Battalion [5]
SANDERS, George J.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SANDERS, Joseph H.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 4th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Sanders, Lewis--Halifax, N.S.--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
SANDY, Gilbert--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SANSOUCY, Edward--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SANSOUCY, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
SANTOM, Francis--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
SARGEANT, Henry--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Sargent, Joseph--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
SARGENT, William G.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Sass, Albert--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Sauce, Alexander--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Saunders, John--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
SAUNDERS, John K.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
SAUNTE, Daniel--nativity: New Brunswick; regiment: Omaha Scouts; sources: [11]
SAUSEE, Camille--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Saxe, Robert G.--Stanbridge, Canada--18th Infantry [MSSM]
SCAFE, Robert--born: Canada; regiment: 5th New York Cavalry; town: Hague; sources: [26]
Schaffer, Henry--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Scheck, Francis--Stratford, Canada West--30th Infantry [MSSM]
Schmidt, Charles L.--St. Andrews, Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Schorrod, Charles--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
SCHRAM, C.--born: Canada; regiment: 30th Michigan Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [10]
SCHULTZE, Charles--residence: Sandwich, CW; regiment: 4th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Schweiger, David--Canada--First Infantry [5]
Schweiger, James--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Schweitzer, Michael--Canada--First Infantry [5]
SCOTT, Alexander (Jr.)--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SCOTT, George--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Scott, Henry nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
SCOTT, John H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Scott, Joseph--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Scott, Leonard--Canada West--Eighth Infantry [5]
SCOTT, Samuel--origin: Port William, New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
SCULLY, Richard--origin: Castleton, New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Seaman, John J.--Nova Scotia--19th Infantry [MSSM]
SEARS, Joseph L.--born: Canada; regiment: 49th Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [29]
SECOR, John--born: Canada; regiment: 15th New York Engineers; town: Beresford; sources: [10]
SEELEY, James W.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 12th Illinois Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
Seeley, William E.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Seelye, Henry E.--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
Sempare, Joseph--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
SEMPLE, Robert--born: Halifax, N. S.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
SENATE, Warren--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 31st Maine Infantry; town: Wessington; sources: [10]
Senecal, Julien--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
SERGENT, Henry--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SEVALL, Peter--born: Quebec, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SEVERS, John L.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Seymour, George--New Brunswick--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Seymour, Perry--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
SEYMOWE, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHAMBOO, Edward--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SHAMPANY, John--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Shane, Alexander--Canada--First Infantry [5]
SHANK, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SHANNON, Hugh--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHANNON, James--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [5] [10]
Shannon, John--St. John, N.B.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
SHAPON, Belfry--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Sharp, James--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Sharp, Silas--Canada West--14th Light Artillery [MSSM]
SHARP, Theodore--residence: Canada; regiment: 5th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Shavour, David--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Shaw, Alexander--??????--First Infantry [5]
SHAW, Charles H.--origin: Woodstock, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
SHAW, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Shaw, Thomas--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Shaw, Timothy--Canada E.--Eleventh Infantry [5]
SHEABORN, Patrick--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Shearier, William--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
SHEEN, John--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHELBY, Thomas--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Shelton, William W.--Southampton, N.B.--3rd Cavalry [MSSM]
Shepard, Thomas--Toronto, Canada--24th Infantry [MSSM]
SHEPHERD, William--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHEPHERD, William D.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Ohio Infantry and 171st Ohio Infantry; sources: [31]
SHEPPARD, Jonathan--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHERBINO, Felix--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
SHERMAN, William H.--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Sherwood, Charles--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Sherwood, Charles--Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
SHIPMAN, Alfred--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
SHIPMAN, George W.--born: Canada; regiment: 61st New York Infantry; sources: [17]
SHIVER, Alexander--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHONNIO, Arnold B.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONNIO, Chauncet S.--born: Canada; regiments: 2nd and 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Shoret, Augustin--Red River--Third Infantry [5]
SHONTELL, Augustus--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONTELL, Benjamin--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONTELL, Frederick--born: Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONTELL, Leander--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONTELL, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SHONTELL, William--born: Saint Georges, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Battery, Vermont Light Artillery; sources: [14]
SHORT, John--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SHORTSLEEVE, Jerimiah--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SHOTWELL, James--born: Canada; 9th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
SHUBERT, Peter--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
SHURN, Dennis--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SHURTLEFF, Giles Waldo--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Ohio Infantry and 5th United States Colored Troops; sources: [31]
Shylock, Edward nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
SICARE, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SICKELS, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Sicore, Joseph--Montreal, Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
SIDNEY, Frank--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Silvers, William--Toronto, Canada--54th and 55th Infantry [MSSM]
Silvey, Samuel--Gardsborough, N.S.--54th Infantry [MSSM]
SIMEON, Godefoi--born: Saint Hugat, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SIMMONS, Michael--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SIMMS, William H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Simpson, Charles--New Brunswick--11th Infantry [MSSM]
SIMPSON, William--born: Canada; regiment: 40th New York Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
Sinclair, Calon--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
SINE, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [21]
SINGLETON, George--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Siscely, Jacob--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Skeffington, Peter--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
SKINNER, Uriah--born: Canada; regiment: 19th Illinois Infantry; town: Watertown; sources: [10]
SKYE, William--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SLACK, Michael--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
Slade, Henry--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
SLEEPER, Walter H.--born: Compton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SMADES, Geroge W.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Small, George M.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Smidt, John--Quebec, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
SMITH, Adam--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, Albert--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, Alanson C.--born: Dunham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Smith, Alonzo--Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, Ambrose C.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Smith, Andrew--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
SMITH, Asa--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Smith, August nativity: Canada (?); unit(s): Fourteenth Cavalry [8]
Smith, Betsey--Chatham, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
Smith, Burton--Nova Scotia--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Smith, Byron--Cape Vincent, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Smith, Charles--Branford, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
SMITH, Edward--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, Eli--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SMITH, Elias--origin: St. Stephen, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Smith, George--Canada--15th Infantry [MSSM]
SMITH, George--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Smith, George--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
SMITH, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Smith, Henry--Canada--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, Hiram--Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
SMITH, Hiram--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Smith, James--Montreal, Canada--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, James--Kingston, Canada West --19th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, James--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Smith, James E.--St. John, N.B.--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, James H.--Toronto, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, James L.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
SMITH, James W/N.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 28th Pennsylvania Infantry; town: Hot Springs & Lead; sources: [10]
Smith, John--New Brunswick--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Smith, John--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
SMITH, John--born: Hamilton, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Smith, John--St. Mary's, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, John--Canada--2nd and 33rd Infantry [MSSM]
SMITH, John A.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Smith, John C.--Nova Scotia--Eighth Infantry [5]
SMITH, John D.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SMITH, John H.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Smith, John R.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
SMITH, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 58th Illinois Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
Smith, Joseph E.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Smith, Lorenze--Nova Scotia--Mounted Rangers [5]
AMITH, Lorenzo A.--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
Smith, Peter--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
SMITH, Peter A.--born: Barnston, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SMITH, Robert--born: Nova Scotia; regiments: 5th Massachusetts Infantry, Co. A and 2nd Massachusetts Sharpshooters; sources: [3]
SMITH, Robert R.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Smith, Sidney I.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
SMITH, Stephen S.--born: Canada; regiment: 20th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
SMITH, Theodore H.--origin: Nova Scotia; regiment: 24th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
SMITH, Thomas--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, Thomas [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Smith, Thomas--Cayuga, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Smith, Warren--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, William--Halifax, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, William--Liverpool, N.S.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Smith, William--New Brunswick--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Smith, William--Quebec, Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
SMITH, William--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Battalion Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
SMITH, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SMITH, William--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
SMITH, William--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment; 16th Connecticut Infantry, Co. F; sources: [1]
Smith, William A.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Smith, William St. Clair nativity: Canada; unit(s): Sixth Infantry [8]
Smith, William Y.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Smithers, James--St. John, N.B.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
SNELLING, Asa Elmer--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Snitsinger [Snitzer], Jabez--Canada--First Infantry [5]
SNOW, John--born: Montreal, CE; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SNOW, William R.--origin: Woodstock, New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Cavalry; sources: [13]
Snure, Simeon--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Soper, Philander W.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
SOPER, Sidney G.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SPARKS, Joseph--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Minnesota Light Artillery; town: Sturgis; sources: [5] [10]
Sparrow, Nathaniel--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Spaulding, Joseph--Woodstock, N.B.--2nd Light Artillery [MSSM]
Spaulding, Wilfred--Woodstock, N.B.--2nd Light Artillery [MSSM]
SPECIE, Joseph--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SPENCER, James H.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SPENCER, Jonas H.--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
SPICER, Alexander--born and residence: Canada; regiment: 15th and 20th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
Spicer, James--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
SPILLER, John--origin: Quebec; regiment: 12th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Spinney, James W.--New Brunswick--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Springsead, Henry G.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
SQUIRE, William H.--home: New Brunswick; regiment: 1st Maine Heavy Artillery; sources: [12]
SQUIRES, William--born: Canada East; residence: Huntington, Canada East; regiments: 15th and 20th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32] [MSSM]
ST. ANTOINE, Gilbert--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
St. Arnand, George--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
St. Arnand, Wilfred--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
St. Aubin, Fuffey--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
St. Aubin, Tefley--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
St. Cyr, Joseph D.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
St. Germain, Napoleon--Canada--Hatch's and Fourth Infantry [5]
St. Jean, Andrie--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
St. Jeanc, Noel nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
St. Martin, Emanuel--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
ST. ONGE, Charles--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
ST. PIERRE, Abraham--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
STAATS, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
STALEY, Henry--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
STANHOPE, Gilbert H.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Stanley, George--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Stanley, Thomas--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
STANLEY, William J.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Stanton, John--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
STAPLES, Robert H.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry (Veteran); sources: [7]
STAPLES, Stephen--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Stark, Adam--Canada W.--Eighth Infantry [5]
STARR, Hiram--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [7] [28]
Stearns, Orange W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
STEBBINS, Charles--born: Marysville, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Steel, Henry H.--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
STEELE, Hiram Roswell--born: Stanstead, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 10th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14] [31]
STEELE, Richard--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
STEPHENS, Henry J.--born: Dunham, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
STEPHENS, John--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
STEPHENS, John--nativity: Nova Scotia; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
STEPHENS, Peter--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
STEPHENS, Richard--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Sterritt, Simon P.--New Brunswick--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Stevens, George W.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
STEVENS, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Stevens, James--Brandford, Canada West--19th Infantry [MSSM]
STEVENSON, Andrew--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Stewart, Charles--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Stewart, Charles--Montreal, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
Stewart, George E.--P. E. I.--First Infantry [5]
Stewart, John--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
STEWART, John--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 46th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Sioux Falls; sources: [10]
STEWART, Joseph--born: P. E. I.; regiment: 7th or 8th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5] [obit: PEI Examiner]
STEWART, Matthew H.--born: Ste. Catherine, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
STEWART, Samuel L.--born: Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
STEWART, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Iowa Cavalry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
STICKNEY, Joshua G.--born: Potton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
STILLWELL, J. A.--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
STILLWELL, R. M/N.--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
STILLWELL, R. B.--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
STOARD, John--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
STOCKWELL, Isaac--born: Canada; regiment: 23rd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Yankton; sources: [10]
STODDARD, S. G.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Wisconsin; town: Chamberlain; sources: [10]
Stokes, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Seventh Infantry [8]
Stone, Azro--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
STONE, J. W.--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Stone, Joseph--Canada--58th Infantry [MSSM]
Stone, Joseph C.--Colebrook, Canada--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Stone, Simon--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
STONE, Theodore--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Stone, William B.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Storey, William J.--St. John, N.B.--14th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Stowe, Henry A.--Prince Edward Island--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Streeter, William--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Strickland, William--Canada--12th, 32nd and 39th Infantry [MSSM]
Stringer, William--P. E. I.--Seventh Infantry [5]
Strong, John H.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
STROWBRIDGE, Eli--born: Canada; regiment: Hosp. Chap. Vols.; sources: [31]
STRUTHERS, Alonzo--born: Canada; regiment: 20th Wisconsin Infantry; town: St. Lawrence; sources: [10]
Stuart, Daniel--St. John, N.B.--3rd Heavy Artillery (also with 82nd OH Inf.) [MSSM]
STUART, James--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
STURGEON, Robert--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Sturgeon, Robert (Jr.)--Canada--Brackett's Battalion [5]
Styles, James E.--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
STYLES, Josiah S.--born: New Brunswick; regiment: 32nd Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [31]
SUITOR, Robert--born: Saint Sylvester, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 3rd Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SULLIVAN, Daniel--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Sullivan, Dennis nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
SULLIVAN, James--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SULLIVAN, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
SULLIVAN, James--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Sullivan, James--New Brunswick--24th Infantry [MSSM]
Sullivan, James--Toronto, Canada --33rd Infantry [MSSM]
SULLIVAN, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Supree, Joseph--Canada East--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Suter, Thomas H. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Washington Artillery [8]
SUTHERLAND, George--origin: Pictou, Nova Scotia; regiment: 7th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
SWAN, Elias--born: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 43rd New York Infantry; sources: [19]
SWAN, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SWAN, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SWATMAN, E. A.--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
SWEAT, Joseph L.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
SWEENEY, William--residence: New Brunswick; regiment: 3rd Massachusetts Cavalry; sources: [MSSM]
SWENOUR, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
SWORDS, Edward--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
SYANCYEAR, Joseph A.--born: Canada East; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
SYMMS, William W.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]

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Tabor, Charles W.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Tabor, James--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
TABURS, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Talbot, Edward R. R.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Tallion, Joseph L.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Tallman, Thomas--Montreal, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
TAPPEN, Seth--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitute; sources: [22]
TATRO, Andrew W.--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
TATRO, Thomas--born: St. Alexander, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 6th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
TAYLOR, Albert--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Taylor, Benj. T.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Taylor, Charles--Kingston, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
TAYLOR, Corydine--born: Canada; regiment: 14th Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
Taylor, George W.--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
TAYLOR, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TAYLOR, Isaac--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TAYLOR, James--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
TAYLOR, James H.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Taylor, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Taylor, Mathew F.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
TAYLOR, Peter A.--born: Canada; regiment: 49th New York Infantry and Signal Corps; sources: [31]
TAYLOR, Samuel R.--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Taylor, Wallace--St. Marys, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
Taylor, William H. nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
TEBODEAUX, Franklin--born: ; regiment: ; sources: [14]
TEEPLE, John W.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Teeter, Moses J.--Canada--First Infantry [5]
Tennison, Reuben----Nova Scotia--First Battalion [5]
Tennison, William--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Therien, Joseph--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Tetereau, Leon nativity: Canada; unit(s): Eighth Infantry [8]
THOMAS, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Thomas, James--Toronto, Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Thomas, Jeremiah--London, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Thomas, Jesse P.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Thomas, Louis--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
THOMAS, William--born: Three Rivers, Canada East; ship: see source; sources: [6]
THOMAS, William--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
THOMAS, William H.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
THOMPSON, Asa C.--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
THOMSPON, Benjamin--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Thompson, Charles--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Thompson, David--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Thompson, Edward--Nova Scotia--12th, 32nd and 39th Infantry [MSSM]
Thompson, George G.--Canada--First Battalion [5]
THOMPSON, Hugh--born: Prince Edward I.; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Thompson, James--Halifax, N.S.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Thompson, John--Canada--13th Infantry [MSSM]
THOMPSON, John Charles--born: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; regiment: 14th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
THOMPSON, Jonathan H.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Thompson, Richard--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Thompson, Wesley--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
THOMPSON, William--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
THOMSON, Samuel--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Thorn, Henry--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Thornton, James M.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Tibault, Francis--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
TIBIDO, John--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
TIMS, William--residence: Canada; regiment: 6th Michigan Infantry; sources: [9]
Tippett, William--St. John, N.B.--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Tirroux, John B.--Canada--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
Tobin, George--Prince Edward's Island--12th Infantry [MSSM]
Todd, Samuel--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
TODD, William--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 1st Battery, Vermont Light Artillery; sources: [14]
TOL, Isaac--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Tolan, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Sixth Infantry [8]
TOLLIVER, Lewis--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Torrance, Moses--Melbourne, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Tourville, Joseph--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
TOWER,, William H.--origin: Sackville, New Brunswick; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
TOWERS, J. B.--nativity: New Brunswick; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
TOWNSEND, Charles--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
TOWNSEND, William A.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TRACEY, Edward--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
TRASK, S.--born: Canada; regiment: 46th Iowa Infantry; town: Madison; sources: [10]
TRAUX, Edmund A.--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; sources: [31]
TRAUX, George--born: Canada; regiment: not stated; remarks: substitute; sources: [22]
TRAVERS, James--born: Windsor, Canada West; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TRAVEY, William--nativity: Canada; regiment: Curtis' Horse; sources: [11]
TREADWELL, Edward--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TREADWELL, Robert--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TREEN, Lewis Angevine--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 2nd Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [29]
Trembly, Cyprian--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Trett, George--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
TRIPP, Clark--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Tromley, Philip--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Trotecheaud, Jean B.--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Trudeau, George--Montreal, Canada--1st Cavalry (also with 22nd NY) [MSSM]
TRUDEAU, Napoleon--origin: Montreal, C.E.; regiment: 10th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Trudel, Francis--Canada E.--Ninth Infantry [5]
Trudelle, Robert--Canada--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
TRUST, Charles H.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
TUBBS, Reuben--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
TUCKER, Gilbert R.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
TUCKER, Jacob--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Tuey, Jabez--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
TURNER, Abel D.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
TURNER, David B.--origin: Newport, C.E.; regiment: 29th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Turner, George--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
TURNER, William A.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Turpin, Francis--Canada--Fifth Infantry [5]
Turpin, Joseph--Red River--Fifth Infantry [5]
TUTTLE, David--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Twohy, John R.--Canada East--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Tyson, George W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]

Canadian That Fight For America U

UNDERHILL, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Underhill, John--Quebec, Canada--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
UNE, Louis G.--born: Montreal, Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]

Canadian That Fight For America V

VAIL, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
VAN BUNKER, Oliver--born: Canada; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
VAN DORN, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
VAN DORN, Samuel K.--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
VAN DUSEN, Jeremiah--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
VAN SCOIST, Cornelius--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Vadner, Peter--Canada--Third Infantry [5]
Vail, James C.--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Vance, Henry--Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Vance, James--Canada East--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
VANCE, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
VANCELLETT, Jeremiah--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
VANDERHOOP, Edwin D.--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
VANOSSA, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 10th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
VARCO, George W.--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5]
VAUGHAN, George--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
VAUGHAN, Horatio--born: Canada; regiment: 4th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
VERMET, Louis--born: Canada; regiment: 175th New York Infantry; town: Johnsburg; sources: [26]
VEZIE, William--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
VADNER, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Vichroy, John--Toronto, Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
VICTOR, Paul--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
VINCENT, Frederick R.--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 2nd Missouri State Militia Cavalry; sources: [31]
VINCENT, George R.--born: Prince Edward Island; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
VINSON, Levi--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5]
VOLENS/NOLENS, Charles P.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
VOLIGNY, Horace--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Voloie, Jospeh--Canada--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Vorce, Nelson F.--Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]

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WADE, David O.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
Waggener, Oscar--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
Wagner, John H.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
WAHLIN, William--residence: Middlesex, Canada; regiment: 2nd Michigan Cavalry; sources: [9]
Wait, John--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
WAIT, John W.--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Wait, Simeon--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Waldron, Henry--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
WALDRON, Luke--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
WALKER, George--born: Nova Scotia, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
Walker, John--Windsor, Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
WALKER, Sylvester--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Wallace, Andrew J.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Wallace, Edwin P.--Canada E.--Second Cavalry [5]
WALLACE, George Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 123rd New York Infantry and 3rd United States Infantry; sources: [31]
Wallace, Henry nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
WALSH, Charles H.--born: Upper Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Walsh, Edward--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Walsh, George H.--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Walsh, John--Montreal, Canada--24th and 34th Infantry [MSSM]
Walsh, Joseph--New Brunswick--First Infantry and Battalion [5]
Walsh, Thomas--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
Walsh, William--New Brunswick--Eleventh Infantry [5]
WALTERS, Purnell--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Walters, Solomon--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
Walton, Charles--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Walton, Henry--New Brunswick--20th Infantry [MSSM]
WALTON, Hiram E.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Walton, William--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
WARBURTON, Henry--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
WARD, Amos E.--born: New Brunswick, Canada; regiment: 6th Maine Infantry; sources: [29]
WARD, Charles D.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Ward, Chester C.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Ward, James E.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
WARD, John N.--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
WARD, John W.--born: West Canada; regiment: 33rd Iowa Infantry; town: Vermillion; sources: [10]
Ward, Norman--New Brunswick--First Heavy Artillery [5]
WARD, Thomas--born: St. Johns, NB; regiment: 2nd Colorado Cavalry; town: Lead; sources: [10]
WARD, William H.--born: ; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WARNER, William (Jr.)--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Warrant, John--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Warvant, Benj.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
WASHBURN, Harvey D.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
WASHINGTON, George--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WASHINGTON, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Watkins, John--St. John, N.B.--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
Watson, Charles H.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
WATSON, George H.--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Iowa Cavalry; sources: [28]
WATSON, George W.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
WATSON, James--origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Watson, John--Prince Edward Island--56th Infantry [MSSM]
Watson, John--Nova Scotia--3rd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
WATSON, Robert--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Watt, Calvin C.--St. Andrews, N.B.--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Waugh, Robert W.--Canada West--11th Infantry [MSSM]
WAVERLY, Francis--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Way, Daniel E.--Canada East--Fourth Infantry [5]
Weach, James--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Weagent, William H.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Weaver, Elijah--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Weaver, George D.--New Brunswick--Eighth Infantry [5]
Weaver, James E.--New Brunswick--First Infantry and Battalion [5]
Weaver, Josiah--New Brunswick--Second Infantry [5]
Weaver, Simeon [Simon]--New Brunswick--First Sharpshooters and First Battalion [5]
Webber, Wallace--Canada--15th Light Artillery [MSSM]
WEED, Alonzo--born: Canada; regiment: 17th New York Independent Light Artillery; sources: [16]
WEEKS, James--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Weeks, John--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
WEEKS, Stephen--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 11th Wisconsin Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
WEIR, George F.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Weir, John--Granby, Canada--26th Infantry [MSSM]
WELCH, Alexander--nativity: Canada; regiment: 2nd Nebraska Cavalry; sources: [11]
Welch, Arad--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Welch, Martin--New Brunswick--Mounted Rangers [5]
Welch, Samuel D.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
WELLS, Benjamin--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Wells, George--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
WELLS, James--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Wells, Rufus P.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
WELSH, Charles W.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Welsh, George--Montreal, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Welsh, Henry P.--New Brunswick--First Infantry [5]
Welsh, James--St. John, N.B.--11th Infantry (also in US Navy) [MSSM]
Wenthworth, George--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
WENTWORTH, Joseph W.--origin: Greenland, New Brunswick; regiment: 3rd Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
WESCOMB, Charles--born: Sutton, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 8th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
West, Jed--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
WEST, John--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
West, John F.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
WEST, Spencer--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WEST, William C.--born: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 9th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Westover, Alexander--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
WESTOVER, John Phillip--born: French Canada; regiments: 13th Kansas Infantry and 1st Kansas Light Artillery; sources: [29]
Wetmore, Butler J.--Halifax, N.S.--7th Light Artillery and 6th Infantry [MSSM]
West, Charles--Nova Scotia--19th Infantry [MSSM]
WESTLEY, Gilbert--born: Black River, Canada; regiment: 16th New York Heavy Artillery; town: Chester; sources: [26]
WHALAND, Clark--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 5th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Wheeler, John A.--Canada E.--Tenth Infantry [5]
Wheeler, Julius F.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Wheeler, Peter G.--Canada--Second Infantry and First Battalion [5]
Wheeler, William C.--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
Wheelock, Abraham W.--Nova Scotia--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
WHEELON, Albert--born: Ontario, Canada; regiment: 95th Illinois Infantry; town: Pierre; sources: [10]
Whitcomb, Jonas--Canada--Mounted Rangers and Fourth Infantry [5]
Whitcomb, Milo S.--Canada--First and Sixth Infantry [5]
WHITE, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
WHITE, J. R.--born: Canada; regiment: 25th Michigan Infantry; town: Gordon; sources: [10]
White, Charles F.--Hamilton, Canada West--31st Infantry [MSSM]
WHITE, George W.--born: Canada; regiment: 9th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
WHITE, Grandville--born: Halifax, Nova Scotia; ship: not stated; sources: [4] [6]
White, James B.--Nova Scotia--Second Independent Light Artillery [5]
White, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): First Infantry [8]
WHITE, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WHITE, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
WHITE, John--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 6th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
White, John--Brantford, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
WHITE, Joseph--born: Canada; residence: Montreal, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; remarks: year of birth is c. 1837; sources: [32] [MSSM]
WHITE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; remarks: aka Thomas White, year of birth is 1839; sources: [32]
WHITE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
WHITE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
WHITE, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 4th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
WHITE, Joseph H.--born: St. Joseph, Quebec, Canada; regiment: 15th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [32]
WHITE, Lemuel--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: Mounted Rangers and 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
WHITE, Michael--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
White, Peter nativity: Canada; unit(s): Sixth Infantry [8]
WHITE, Thomas L.--born: St. Johns, N. B.; regiment: 9th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [30]
White, William--Montreal, Canada--33rd Infantry [MSSM]
White, William J.--Toronto, Canada West--12th Infantry [MSSM]
WHITE, William L.--born: Canada (English); regiment: not stated; sources: [2]
WHITFIELD, N. C.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Michigan Infantry; town: Hot Springs; sources: [10]
Whiting, George W.--St. John, N.B.--12th Infantry (also with Signal Corp) [MSSM]
Whitney, Douglas--New Brunswick--Sixth Infantry [5]
WHITSIDE, Samuel Marmaduke--born: Canada; regiment: 6th United States Cavalry; sources: [31]
WHYTAL, Thomas G.--born: Nova Scotia; regiment: 43rd Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [31]
Wickerman, William T.--Canada--Second Cavalry [5]
Wickwire, Michael S.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Wickwire, Philander--Canada--First Battalion [5]
WIER, Octavius P.--born: Canada; regiment: 12th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Wiggins, David W.--Canada--Sixth Infantry [5]
WILBUR, James--born: Canada; regiment: 13th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
WILCOX, Absolom--born: Canada; regiments: 25th Missouri Infantry and 1st Missouri Engineers; town: Custer; sources: [10]
Wilcox, Adial--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
Wilcox, Jamer (?) jr.--Canada--Mounted Rangers [5]
WILBY, James--origin: St. John, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
WILDES, Thomas Francis--born: Canada; regiment: 116th Ohio Infantry and 186th Ohio Infantry; sources: [31]
Wiley, Thomas--Canada--Tenth Infantry [5]
WILLETT, Alfred--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
WILLETT, George R.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
WILLETT, Joseph S.--origin: Bic, C.E.; regiment: 2nd Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
WILLETT, Thomas--born: Canada; regiment: 69th New York Infantry and Hosp. Chap. Vols.; sources: [31]
Willey, George A.--Canada East--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
William, James--St. John, N.B.--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
WILLIAMS, Andrew E.--born: Chatham, Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, Charles--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, Charles--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Williams, Edward--Bradford, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Williams, George--Montreal, Canada-- 22nd Infantry [MSSM]
WILLIAMS, George--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Williams, George N.--Canada--Eighth Infantry [5]
Williams, Henry nativity: Canada; unit(s): Tenth Infantry [8]
WILLIAMS, Henry--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, Henry [II]--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, Henry--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, James--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, John--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
WILLIAMS, John--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WILLIAMS, John [II]--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Williams, John--Brockville, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
Williams, John--St. John, N.B.-- 22nd and 32nd Infantry [MSSM]
Williams, John--Montreal, Canada--4th Cavalry [MSSM]
Williams, John--Canada West--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
WILLIAMS, Newton--born: New Brunswick; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Williams, Parshall--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Williamson, James--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5]
Williamson, William--Halifax, N.S.--5th Cavalry [MSSM]
Willie, Charles C.--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
WILLIS, Anthony--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Willis, Franklin--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Willson, John--St. Stephens, N.B.--9th Light Artillery [MSSM]
Wilmot, Benjamin--Canada--19th Infantry [MSSM]
Wilsie, Hiram J.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Wilson, Frank--Toronto, Canada--11th Infantry [MSSM]
Wilson, George--Brockville, Canada West--2nd Infantry [MSSM]
WILSON, George--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
Wilson, George--Canada--Second Infantry [5]
WILSON, Jacob K.--born: Nova Scotia; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Wilson, James--Stanstead, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Wilson, James--Toronto, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Wilson, John--Montreal--18th Infantry [MSSM]
Wilson, John--Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Wilson, John nativity: Canada; unit(s): Fourteenth Infantry [8]
WILSON, John R.--born: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; regiment: 11th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Wilson, Peter B.--Toronto, Canada West--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Wilson, William--Halifax, N.S.--19th Infantry [MSSM]
WILSON, William--born: New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Wilson, William--New Brunswick--Second Infantry [5]
WILSON, William--born: Canada; regiment: 193rd New York Volunteers; sources: [22]
Wiltse, Abram--Canada--Ninth Infantry [5]
WILTSE, Charles--born: Canada; regiment: 32nd Iowa Infantry; sources: [28]
WILTSE, Noah P.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Iowa Light Artillery; sources: [28]
WILTZE, George B.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Maine Infantry; town: Aberdeen; sources: [10]
WILTZE, J. J.--born: Canada; regiment: 16th Michigan Infantry; sources: [10]
WINCHELL, William R.--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Iowa Infantry; sources: [7]
Windel, John--Cape Breton, N.S.--24th Infantry [MSSM]
WING, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
Wing, Ormiston C.--Canada--Fourth Infantry [5] [SDGAR]
Winslow, William E.--Canada--Fifth Infantry and First Heavy Artillery [5]
Winter, Austin W.--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Winter, Lewis--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Winter, Walter L.--New Brunswick--Fourth Infantry [5]
Winton, William--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
WITHAM, James P.--origin: Fredericton, New Brunswick; regiment: 15th Maine Infantry; sources: [13]
Witt, Ainsley--Nova Scotia--1st Cavalry [MSSM]
Wolffraine, William--Canada--2nd Cavalry [MSSM]
Wood, Alexander--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; town: Mitchell; sources: [5] [10]
Wood, Claudius D.--Canada E.--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Wood, Frank--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
Wood, John--Canada--1st Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Wood, Stephen--Canada--First Heavy Artillery [5]
Woodbury, Henry A.--Canada--2nd Heavy Artillery [MSSM]
Woodcock, James A.--New Brunswick--Ninth Infantry [5]
WOODWARD, L. M.--born: Canada; regiment: 8th Illinois Cavalry; town: Vermillion; sources: [10]
Woodworth, Jason L.--Canada--Hatch's Independent Battalion [5]
Woolery, Reuben--Canada--Eleventh Infantry [5]
Worden, William J.--Canada--Seventh Infantry [5]
WORTHEN, Rodney--born: Canada; regiment: 7th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
Wray, James--Toronto, Canada--20th Infantry [MSSM]
Wright, George--Canada--12th Infantry [MSSM]
WRIGHT, George Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 1st Wisconsin Cavalry and 39th Wisconsin Infantry; sources: [31]
WRIGHT, James H.--born: Canada; regiment: 52nd Indiana Infantry; sources: [31]
WRIGHT, Lambert--born: East Canada; regiment: 3rd Wisconsin Infantry; town: Wilmot; sources: [10]
Wright, Peter--Montreal--1st Infantry [MSSM]
WRIGHT, W. H.--born: Canada; regiment: 201st Pennsylvania Infantry; town: Wessington; sources: [10]
WRIGHT, William--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WRITER, Orion E.--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
WYANT, John--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
WYATT, James--born: St. John, New Brunswick; ship: see source; sources: [6]
WYSE, George--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]

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YELLE, Nazarine--born: Canada; regiment: 6th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
YERKES, Isaac--born: Canada; ship: not stated; sources: [4]
York, Henry--St. John, N.B.--20th Infantry [MSSM]
YORK, Joseph--born: Canada E.; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Cavalry; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Ambrose--born: Canada E.; regiment: 2nd Minnesota Independent Light Artillery; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Edward N.--born: Canada; 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Henry--born: Canada; regiment: 11th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Hiram--nativity: Canada; regiment: 1st Nebraska Regiment; sources: [11]
YOUNG, James--born: Canada; regiment: 5th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
YOUNG, John--born: Canada; regiment: 17th Vermont Infantry; sources: [14]
YOUNG, Joseph--born: Canada; regiment: 57th Massachusetts Infantry; sources: [27]
YOUNG, L. H.--born: Canada; regiment: 28th Michigan Infantry; town: Huron; sources: [10]
YOUNG, Otis S.--born: Canada; regiment: 3rd Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Roger--born: Canada; regiment: 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry; town: Egan; sources: [10]
YOUNG, Solomon--born: Canada E.; regiment: 10th Minnesota Infantry; sources: [5]
YOUNG, Timothy--born: Canada; regiment: Hatch's Independent Battalion; sources: [5]
YOUNG, William M.--born: Canada; ship: see source; sources: [6]
Younger, Thomas--Chatham, Canada West--54th Infantry [MSSM]
Yuill, John--Londonderry, N.S.--30th Infantry [MSSM]

Explanation to the numbers after every soldier

The information about the Canadian soldiers cames from this sources

[MSSM] Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Civil War.

[1] Union Soldiers Buried at Florence National Cemetery

[2] 1900 Census to the "Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors Home"

[3] Civil War Veterans, Cuming County, Nebraska

[4] Database of Illinois Civil War Veterans Serving in the U. S. Navy (Illinois State Archives

[5] Minnsota Adjutant General's Report

[6] Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System

[7] Iowa in the Civil War

[8] Louisiana Confederate Soldiers by Andrew B. Booth

[9] Michigan in the Civil War

[10] South Dakota Grand Army of the Republic

[11] Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska, 1882: Official Roster

[12] The First Maine Heavy Artillery

[13] Canadians in Maine State Military - U. S. Civil War

[14] Vermont in the Civil War

[15] 17th New York Independent Light Artillery

[16] Civil War Soldiers from Almand, New York

[18] Collected Records from the Schuyler Co. NY Area: Civil War Soldiers

[19] War Veterans--Town of Catharine [Schuyler Co., NY]

[20] 1865 State Census: Town of Owasco, Cayuga Co., NY

[21] 1865 State Census: Town of Victory, Cayuga Co., NY

[22] Civil War Servicemen, Town of Manlius [Onandaga Co., NY]

[23] Men Now in Service - 1865 [Delaware Co., NY]

[24] Civil War Discharges as Recorded at Deleware County [NY] Clerk's Office

[25] Civil War Discharges in Saratoga County [NY] Clerk's Miscellaneous Records

[26] Town Clerk's Enlistment Rolls of Civil War Veterans for Warren County, NY

[27] Mother, May You Never See the Sights I've Seen: The Fifty-Seventh Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers in the Army of the Potomac, 1864-1865 (book)

[28] Black Hawk County, Iowa Civil War Soldier Records

[29] Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery, Seattle, WA (rootsweb.com)

[30] History of the Ninth Regiment (book)

[31] Historical Register and Dictionary of the U. S. Army, 1789-1903, volume 1 (book)

[32] The 15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War 1861-1864

Chinese Soldiers Fought in U.S. Civil War

Chinese That Fought in U.S. Civil War

Those were the days of sailing ships augmented by steam power and China was as remote from the Eastern United States as it was possible to be. Still, Chinese Americans found their way to the East Coast, and researchers claim that as many as 50 Chinese fought as soldiers during the American Civil War. The number does not include the Chinese who served in the U.S. Navy. The soldiers fought on both sides. Chinese soldier of the Union participated in the most famous battle of the Civil War: the three-day Battle of Gettysburg. Pvt. Joseph L. Pierce enlisted in the 14th Connecticut Infantry in August 1862.

Chinese Soldiers Fought in U.S. Civil War By Jim Garamone

Private Joseph L. Pierce (with photo)
Corporal John Tommy
Antonio DardellÂ (Whit Photo)
John Lee
Edward Day Cohota
John AhSoo
John AWoo
John BubSon
Christopher Wren Bunker
Antonio Dardelle
John Fouenty
John Kim; Co
William H. Kwan
John Tommy
Hong Neok Woo

The following Chinese served the Union Navy (name / duty / his age at enlistment / month & year when enlisted / name of Navy ship served):

Tannror Acoan; officer's cook; age 23; Aug 1862; Pinola
John Afoo; Landsman; age 44; March 1862; Harvest Moon.
John Afoo; ship's cook; age 44; March 1863; Wyandott
John Afoo; ship's cook; age 44; March 1863; Wyandank
Ahoo; Landsman; age 21; Wyoming
John Ahoy; Landsman; age 28; March 1862; Harvest Moon.
John Ahoy; officer's cook; age 28; March 1862; Pinola
John Aie; officer's cook; age 22; May 1864; Tallapoosa
John Akomb; steward; Red River expedition; in the gunboat Massachusetts.
John Akee; Landsman; age 20; May 1864; Tallapoosa
John Arnung; Landsman; age 22; Aug 1864; Grand Gulf
John Ase; Landsman; age 21; July 1864; Wyandank
John Asian; First class boy; age 20; May 1865; Relief
John Aslan; enlisted in Macao (Macau), a Portuguese colony in China; Relief.
Ah Chee; wardroom steward; age 21; March 1865; Comanche
John Ching Ching; born in Hong Kong; age 25; enlisted at New Orleans in July 1862; Resolute.
John Ching Chong; age 27; 1863 muster roll; Itasca.
John Comfort; Landsman; age 19; Sep 1861; Seneca
Joseph Dailey; cook; age 24; Aug 1864; Mohican
John Dixey; First class boy; age 14; July 1865; Relief
John Ah Hang; Landsman; served on North Carolina; age 22; enlisted 1863 in New York; USS Albatross.
George Hitchings; officer's cook; age 24; Jan 1862; Kenebec
Ah Hong; Landsman; age 17; March 1865; Comanche
Charlie Irwin; age 24; 1863 muster roll; Itasca.
John King; Landsman; age 20; Feb 1865; Hartford
Peter Mullen; seaman; age 28; Apr 1864; Onondaga
John Owens; cook; age 35; May 1864; Norwich
Ah Poa; waiter; age 40; March 1865; Comanche
William Robinson; Landsman; age 18; Feb 1862; St. Marys
William Robinson; age 19; Landsman; enlisted in Macao (Macau), a Portuguese colony in China, in Aug 1865; Relief.
Dexter Russell; seaman; age 21; May 1863; Montgomery
John Shun; officer's cook; age 25; Dec 1861; Pursuit
Ah Sin; Landsman; age 22; Dec 1863; Narragansett
Ah Sin; Landsman; age 18; Oct 1863; Saginaw
Thomas Smith; 1863 muster roll; Itasca.
Ah Soo; Landsman; age 22; Sep 1863; Monongahela
John Wing; steward; age 25; Dec 1861; Pursuit
Ah Wo; Landsman; age 21; July 1863; Monongahela
John Wyhie; Landsman; age 28; enlisted in March 1862; Harvest Moon.

SOURCE: http://americanhistory.about.com

Hungarianin American civil war

Hungarianin in American civil war

My interest concerning the participation of Hungarians in the Civil War (1861-65) began in earnest about a dozen years ago, when a friend in Hungary sent me a copy of Magyar America [Hungarian Amerika] by Ödön Vasváry, - better known in English-speaking circles as Edmund Vasvary - the renowned chronicler of Hungarian-American history.

An avid student of European and American history from an early age, I knew that Hungarians had fought in the conflict, but I was not familiar with the particulars of their lives. To satisfy my curiosity, I began to explore the Civil War literature and the writings of the 1848-49 War of Liberation exiles.

Initially I was laboring under the impression that, given the relatively small number of Hungarians involved, my findings would be meager. I didn't take very long to realize that my assumption was entirely incorrect; the amount of information available, albeit scattered, is simply staggering. Just in the massive 128-volume The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, the "Bible" of the Civil War, there are hundreds of reports and letters by Hungarians, and an even greater number of documents by others mentioning them.

By going through thousands of primary and secondary American and Hungarian sources patiently and systematically over the years, following leads as they materialized, I managed to accumulate a vast body of details on nearly 150 Hungarians who served in the war. Sources consulted and yielding dividends included military records, federal and state publications, general historical works, census data, obituary notices, diaries, biographies and autobiographies, regimental histories, local history books and pamphlets, official and personal correspondences, literary reviews, reminiscenses of soldiers and civilians, campaign and battle accounts, newspaper stories, diplomatic papers, and popular and scholarly journal articles.

As I delved deeper and deeper into my reasearch, two facts became obvious: 1) there is no single comprehensive work adequately recounting the lives of these Hungarians, and 2) many of the books and articles contain glaring factual errors, misleading statements, and unwarranted suppositions.

The best known and most frequently quoted publication is Vasvary's Lincoln's Hungarian Heroes. Written in 1939, this slim volume, with a bilingual text and an extensive list of references, provides capsule sketches on a number of Hungarians not only on the Union side but also in the ranks of the Confederacy. For those unable to read Hungarian, the book remains the definitive work to this day. For example, the large section devoted to Hungarians in Ella Lonn's monumental and highly acclaimed Foreigners in the Union Army and Navy is based almost entirely on Lincoln's Hungarian Heroes.

Vasvary certainly deserves a lot of credit for his trail blazing efforts. He not only revised and improved upon the earlier writings of Eugene Pivány and Géza Kende, but also brought to light new information and placed people and events in their proper historical settings. His book contains much useful data and is a valuable guide to those seeking an introductory picture on the role of Hungarians in the Civil War.

Mistakes and oversights are bound to occur in pioneering works, and therefore it would be a grievious omission not to mention the shortcomings of the book. As pointed out by the eminent German-American historian Carl Wittke in his review of the monograph (p. 422, Vol. 26 (1939-1940) of The Mississippi Valley Historical Review), Vasvary lists several individuals who were definitely not Hungarians. On the other hand, conspicuous is the absence of Hugo Hollan, one of the better known figures among the emigres. A substantial portion of the biographical sketches is woefully sparse; often consisting of no more than one or two sentences. Various major and minor factual inaccuracies crop up throughout the text. The phrase "we have no other information about him" occurs far too often, leading the unwary reader to conclude that this is indeed the case when usually the opposite is true.

American writers unfamiliar with Hungarian names, history and customs tend to let their imagination roam freely when giving biographical details, resulting in startling and often comical errors. For example, in some Wisconsin historical publications Joseph Vandor, colonel of the 7th Wisconsin Infantry, has been "Dutchified" to Van Dor.

While such errors are to be expected and perhaps even be overlooked, others are inexcusable. For example, according to Smithsonian's Great Battles and Battlefields of the Civil War by Jay Wertz and Edwin C. Bearss, names respected in Civil War circles, General Alexander Asboth's left arm was so seriously injured during the battle of Marianna, Florida, that the limb had to be amputated. The numerous wounds Asboth sustained are graphically described in Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion as well as in Medical Histories of Union Generals. According to these, the doctors were able to save the mangled arm, though it remained quite useless. The Smithsonian's book also purports the battle as a Confederate victory, a claim not entertained by even rabid partisans of the Lost Cause.

To provide a succint, but reasonably thorough, overview of Hungarian participation in the Civil War and to correct some of the errors abounding, Also outlined at this site is a description of my book The Libby Prison Diary of Colonel Emeric Szabad, which contains an edited version of the diary, his biography, and a gist of the events which shaped the course of his life.

A very talented individual who wrote with equal ease in Hungarian, French and English, Szabad, a veteran of the 1848-49 War of Liberation and Giuseppe Garibaldi's campaign in southern Italy, spent several months in the notorious prison at Richmond, Virginia, after his capture by Confederate raiders while on a scouting mission. Because of its objectivity and non-recriminatory tone, his diary is often quoted in books and articles dealing with prisons and prisoners-of-war, perhaps the most sensitive and emotional issue of the war.

A lengthy article I contributed to the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (MOLLUS) on Major-General Julius Stahel, the highest ranking Hungarian of the Civil War and recipient of the prestigious Congressional Medal of Honor, while a shorter one on him for Arlington National Cemetery. My summary of the life and career of Frederick Knefler, colonel of the 79th Indiana Infantry, brigadier-general by brevet and lifelong friend of the famous author Lew Wallace, can be found at

A brief essay on Hungarian involvement in the Civil War, along with capsule biographies of six of the more notable figures (Alexander Asboth, Julius Stahel, Frederick Knefler, Nicholas Perczel, Charles Zagonyi and Frederick George D'Utassy), I prepared in conjunction with a presentation at the Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre in Toronto.

One of the gratifying results of these postings has been the feedback from other Civil War enthusiasts and the subsequent lively exchange of information. Most pleasantly surprising has been the contact initiated by a half-dozen descendants of the families of Hungarian veterans of the war. Spencer Radnich, a direct descendant of Stephen Radnich, one of the few successful settlers of the Hungarian colony in New Buda, Iowa, was kind enough to send a batch of family documents, which provided invaluable information not only about Stephen, but also on his two more adventurous brothers: Imre, a member of the Lopez filibustering expedition against Cuba in August 1851, and János, artillery commander of the Hungarian Legion in Italy.

Despite the abundance of reliable information, some errors have become so ingrained that they pass for facts. One of the most widespread and persistent of these concerns the fate of Charles Zagonyi, commander of General John C. Frémont's Body Guard and later the general's chief of cavalry. Zagonyi owes his fame and seemingly ceaseless fascination by Civil War historians to his daring charge against an overwhelming number of Confederates at Springfield, Missouri, on October 25, 1861. Recent American articles on Zagonyi and his gallant deed tend to conclude with the comment that he returned to Hungary following the Compromise of 1867 and became the proprietor of a tobacco shop (e.g. "Taking Off the Kid Gloves" by Judy Yandoh in America's Civil War, March 1992). This contention is most assuredly wrong, with the most compelling evidence coming from the memoirs of his good friend Lajos Dancs. Zagonyi simply disappeared around 1867 while still in the United States and his fate remains shrouded in mystery.

Francis B. Heitman's Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army, published in 1903, denotes Leonidas Haskell, who served on General Frémont's staff, as a native of Hungary. Ever since, American writers, and even some Hungarian ones, have been routinely footnoting him as an Hungarian, even though it's quite evident from the writings of Jessie Benton Frémont, the general's redoubtable wife, that Haskell was the scion of an old New England family. Haskell was a sly and unpopular figure; fellow staff officer Colonel Albert Tracy refers to him in his diary as "a bird of ill omen," and asks: "Why are we to be always afflicted with this man - a most thorough disorganizer, and disliked by us all?" Therefore, Haskell's deletion from the list of Hungarians is no great loss.

A number of Hungarian works (e.g. Gábor Bona's Tábornokok és törzstisztek a szabadságharcban 1848-49 [Generals and Staff Officers in the 1848-49 War of Liberation]) state that Major Stephen Kovacs, 54th New York Infantry, perished while a captive in Libby Prison. Kovacs not only survived, but following his exchange returned to his regiment and continued his distinguished military career, as recapitulated in Frederick Phisterer's New York in the War of the Rebellion. He died in 1884; his obituary is printed in the April 17 issue of the New York Times.

Incidentally, while Hungarians fighting for the North have received considerable attention, Hungarians in the Southern army have been largely ignored. This is understandable; the overwhelming majority of Hungarians supported the Union, and only one, Colonel Bela Estvan, remembered more for his book War Pictures from the South than his military accomplishments, achieved prominence among the secessionists. For those desiring to learn more about Hungarians in the Confederacy, James P. McGuire's well-researched The Hungarian Texans is highly recommended.

Hopefully current and future writers will not repeat the mistakes of previous authors. Hungarians, in blue as well as in gray, served valiantly and deserve a faithful rendition of their lives, the only lasting monument to their memory.

Notable Hungarianin in American civil war

Notes:
- The names of all participants in the Civil War is given as they appear in the standard American reference works.
- Lajos Kossuth (1802-1894) was Governor of Hungary during the 1848-49 War of Liberation. After the revolution was suppressed, he fled to Turkey, toured the United States from Dec. 1851 until July 1852, settled down in England, and then moved to Italy where he died.
- The Mississippi was the steam frigate dispatched by President Millard Fillmore to bring Kossuth and his companions to America.
- The Hungarian Legion in Italy was established shortly after Garibaldi's landing in Sicily in 1860 and remained in existence until 1867.

Name	Civil War Service	Comments
Albert, Anselm	Colonel on Gen. John C. Fremont's staff in the Western Department; Fremont's chief-of-staff in the Mountain Department with the rank of colonel	Participated in the battle of Wilson's Creek, MO, Aug. 10, 1861, where he was wounded and captured. At the start of the war, he played a prominent role in organizing pro-Union forces in St. Louis.
Asboth, Alexander	Fremont's chief-of-staff in the Western Department; commander of the District of West Florida; brevetted major-general on March 13, 1865	US minister to Argentina after the Civil War; died in Buenos Aires on January 21, 1868 from the effects of the wounds sustained during the battle of Marianna, FL, in September 1864. His remains were brought back to the US in 1990 and interred in Arlington National Cemetery.
Dr. Bettelheim, Bernard	Surgeon and major, 106th Illinois Infantry	Prior to coming to the United States, he was a prominent and controversial missionary in Okinawa and rendered valuable aid to Commodore Perry in the opening of Japan. His exploits in the Far East are described in numerous writings dealing with missionaries and the history of Okinawa.
Csermelyi, Joseph	Captain, 45th New York Infantry; Captain, 82nd U.S. Colored Infantry; brevetted major on March 13, 1865	One of the participants in the Cuban filibustering expedition of Gen. Narciso Lopez in August 1851, he spent a year and a half in the Spanish penal prison at Ceuta, North Africa.
De Korponay, Gabriel	Colonel, 28th Pennsylvania Infantry	One of the few Hungarians to come to the US before the 1848-49 revolution, he taught fencing at a boys' school in the early 1840s where his favorite pupil was George Dashiell Bayard, who rose to the rank of general during the Civil War and was mortally wounded at Fredericksburg in December 1862.
Dobozy, Peter Paul	Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery	Before coming to the US, he served with the Hungarian Legion in Italy and sustained serious wounds while fighting against Carmine Crocco Donatelli, one of the most notorious outlaws in Italian history.
Dunka, Nicolai	Aide-de-camp with rank of captain on Fremont's staff in the Mountain Department; killed in action during the battle of Cross Keys, VA, on June 8, 1862	He served with the Hungarian Legion in Italy before coming to America.
D'Utassy, Frederick George	Colonel of the 39th New York Infantry	One of the more flamboyant figures of the Civil War, he was cashiered for a variety of offenses and sentenced to one year in Sing Sing Prison. Afterwards he carved out a respected and succesful career in the insurance business. His two brothers, Carl and Anton, were also in the regiment; neither was implicated in his nefarious deeds.
Estvan, Bela	Colonel in the Confederate army	The only Hungarian to achieve prominance on the Southern side, he is the author of War Pictures from the South which was published in England and the US in 1863 and as Kriegsbilder aus Amerika in Germany in 1864, and reprinted by Books for Libraries Press in 1971.
Fiala, John	Fremont's chief topographical engineer in the Western Department as well as in the Mountain Department with the rank of colonel	He played a leading role in building the fortifications around St. Louis and in equipping Fremont's army with a flottila of river gunboats. While working for the railroad before the Civil War, he prepared the first large sectional and topographical map of Missouri. His memoirs were published in Hungary in 1942.
Figyelmessy, Philip	Colonel on Fremont's staff in the Mountain Department; later colonel on the staff of Gen. Julius Stahel	He was one of the most daring and successful secret agents of ex-Governor Lajos Kossuth in Turkey and England during the 1850s. He helped to organize Hungarian contingents in the War of 1859 which pitted Piedmont and France against the Hapsburg Empire. Commanded one of the Hungarian Legion's cavalry squadrons during Garibaldi's campaign in southern Italy. After the Civil War, he was US consul to British Guyana for 20 years.
Fornet, Cornelius	Engineering major with Fremont in the Western Department. A serious accident in October 1861 necessitated his withdrawal from active service. Subsequently he helped to organize the 22nd New Jersey Infantry Infantry.	One of the most decorated veterans of the 1848-49 war, he helped fellow exile János Prágay write The Hungarian Revolution, one of the earliest English-language books about the struggle against the Hapsburgs, upon their arrival in America. The story of his life was published in Hungary in 1946. [Prágay was second-in-command of the Lopez expedition to Cuba and perished there.]
Gerster, Anton	Commander, Gerster's Independent Co. of Pioneers; Captain, 5th Missouri Infantry; Captain, 27th Missouri Infantry	An engineer by profession, he worked with John A. Roebling, the famous bridge-builder, prior to the Civil War. He was the uncle of two world-renowned Gersters: Dr. Árpád Gerster, pioneer in modern surgical techniques whose pupils included William J. and Charles H. Mayo; and Etelka Gerster, the prima donna and rival of Adelina Patti in the affections of New York opera lovers.
Grecheneck, George	Captain 72nd New York Infantry; died of wounds received in the battle of Williamsburg, VA, on May 5, 1862	He came to the US aboard the Mississippi, and was one of Kossuth's bodyguards when the ex-Governor toured the US.
Haraszthy, Geza	Major, 18th New York Cavalry	He was the eldest son of Ágoston Haraszthy, the "Father of California Viticulture." While sheriff of San Diego County well before the Civil War, the elder Haraszthy arrested a young rake by the name of Roy Bean, who later became Judge Roy Bean, "the only law west of the Pecos." After the Civil War, he and his father moved to Nicaragua and both died there.
Hillebrandt, Hugo	Major, 39th New York Infantry; seriously wounded at Gettysburg; captain, 12th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps	He returned to Europe to participate in Garibaldi's 1860 Sicilian campaign; he served as US consul to Crete after the Civil War
Hollan, Hugo	Major of a Missouri cavalry battalion known as the Hollan Horse; died in action at Jackson, TN, as captain with the 119th Illinois Infantry.	A veteran of the 1848-49 War of Liberation, he also served in the Ottoman army. He lost command of the Hollan Horse for engaging in pillaging against civilians.
Knefler, Frederick	Colonel of the 79th Indiana Infantry Regiment; brevetted brigadier-general on	A lifelong friend of Lew Wallace, author of Ben-Hur and other popular novels, he is acknowledged to be the highest ranking officer of the Jewish faith in the Union army. A lawyer after the war, he was president of the Board of Regents in charge of the erection of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis. See article at http://www.jewish-history.com/knefler.html.
Kovacs, Stephen	Major, 54th New York Infantry; declined promotion to lieutenant-colonel on the grounds that only native-born Americans should hold high ranks	Endured several months of captivity in Libby Prison following his capture at Gettysburg where his regiment bore the brunt of the initial Confederate attack. A clergyman, he fought in the revolution of 1848-49 as a major and spent two years in Turkey before coming to the US aboard the Mississippi.
Kovats, Augustus	Captain, 24th Illinois Infantry Infantry	Serious wounds sustained at Jasper, TN, on June 21, 1862 forced his resignation in January of the following year. He was among those who returned to Hungary after the Civil War.
Kozlay, Eugene	Colonel, 45th New York infantry; brevetted brigadier-general on March 13, 1865	After the Civil War, he became a well-known engineer. One of his sons, Charles Meeker Kozlay, a prominent publisher, was a steadfast patron of the writer Brett Harte.
Kuné, Julian	Major, 24th Illinois Infantry	One of the principal organizers of the regiment, he resigned after a few months due to conflict with Friedrich Hecker, the regiment's first colonel. He then became a very successful businessman in Chicago. Late in life, he wrote a book Reminiscences of an Octogenerian Hungarian Exile, which remains a favorite reference material to authors discussing the participation of ethnic groups in the war.
Lang, Henry	Captain, 48th New York Infantry	Returned to Hungary after the Civil War and wrote extensively about his experiences in America.
Lulley, Charles	Union navy; honorably discharged for bodily disability in 1863	Son of Emmanuel Lulley, he was the only Hungarian to serve in the Union navy. Due to the dire poverty of the Lulley family, he was "adopted" by the renowned ethnologist Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and his wife. After his tragic death in the great fire of March 8, 1867 in Washington, D.C., Mrs. Schoolcraft wrote a tribute to him.
Lulley, Emanuel	Agent, Department of Justice with the rank of major	During the 1848-49 War of Liberation he was a high-level official entrusted with espionage and counterespionage. He came to the US with his entire family aboard the Mississippi.
Majtheny, Theodore	1st sergeant, 2nd Iowa Infantry; 2nd lieutenant, Fremont's Body Guard; Captain 1st Indiana Cavalry	The only other Hungarian in the Guard commanded by fellow exile Charles Zagonyi, he returned to Hungary after the Civil War with his father Baron József Majthenyi, a prominent politician during the revolution of 1848-49, and participated in the organization of the new Hungarian army in wake of the Compromise of 1867 which set up the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
Mihalotzy, Geza	Colonel, 24th Illinois Infantry; died on March 11, 1864 in Chattanooga, TN, of wounds received at Buzzard Roost Gap on Febr. 24	In honor of his memory, two forts, one in Chatttanooga and one in Knoxville, were named after him. At the start of the Civil War, he organized a militia company called the Lincoln Riflemen. The letter he wrote to Lincoln asking for permission to use the President's name rests in in the Lincoln Collection of the Chicago Historical Society's Gilpin Library.
Nemett, Joseph	Colonel, 5th Missouri Cavalry	He served as one of Kossuth's bodyguards during the Turkish internment and came to the US aboard the Mississippi.
Perczel, Nicholas	Colonel, 10th Iowa Infantry	The son of a wealthy landowner, he was a prominent politician before the 1848-49 war during which he served as colonel. Mór, one of his older brothers, was among the Hungarian army's leading generals. He spent five years in the mid-1850s on the Isle of Jersey where one of his neighbors was Victor Hugo. He returned to Hungary after the Civil War, resumed his political career and died laden with honors at the age of 92 in 1902. His diary was published in 1977.
Pomutz, George	Major, 15th Iowa Infantry regiment; brevetted brigadier-general on March 13, 1865	One of the founders of New Buda, the Hungarian settlement in Iowa, he was appointed US consul to St. Petersburg, Russia, after the Civil War and died there.
Pulitzer, Joseph	Cavalryman, 1st New York (Lincoln) Cavalry	After the Civil War, he embarked on his well-known meteroric career in journalism and in his will endowed the prizes which bear his name.
Radnich, Stephen	Iowa Home Guards	One of the few successful Hungarian settlers in Iowa, he came to the US with his brothers Imre and János. Imre participated in the Lopez expedition to Cuba. János was chief of artillery of the Hungarian Legion in Italy. Both Imre and János returned to Hungary and carved out prominent careers.
Rombauer, Raphael Guido	Major, 1st Illinois Light Artillery; chief-of artillery of the District of West Tennessee; while serving under U.S. Grant in Missouri in the early days of the war, he handled the communications in Hungarian from Fremont	Their father, Tivadar Rombauer, was organizer and director of the Hungarian arms factories during the 1848-49 War of Liberation; their mother, Berta Rombauer, is listed among the notable German-American women for her translations of Hungarian poems into German. Prominent in the public life of St. Louis, MO, for decades, Robert is the author of the highly regarded The Union Cause in St. Louis in 1861, published in 1909. Roderick served as judge of Law Commissioners, Circuit Court and Court of Appeals and
Rombauer, Robert	Colonel, 1st Missouri Infantry, U.S. Reserve Corps
Rombauer, Roderick Emil	Captain, 1st Regiment Missouri Volunteers
Rombauer, Roland	Captain, 1st Florida Cavalry
Rozafy, Ernst M.	Captain, Battery B, West Virginia Light Artillery, and later ordnance officer	He was one of the top secret agents of the Hungarian emigre movement in Turkey following the 1848-49 war. Very active in Hungarian-American affairs till the end of his life, he rests in Arlington National Cemetery.
Ruttkay, Albert	Captain, 4th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery; Major, First Florida Cavalry	He was one of the five nephews of Lajos Kossuth (the other four being the Zulavsky brothers) to participate in the Civil War. After the conflict, he established a succesful cotton business in Houston, TX.
Semsey, Charles	Major, 45th New York Infantry	A scion of one of Hungary's oldest and most distinguished families, he served in the German Legion, a mercenary unit raised by the British government during the Crimean War. The Semsey Andor Museum in Balmazújváros, Hungary, contains an extensive collection about the family.
Solyon, Louis	1st lieutenant, 31st New York Infantry	A remarkable linguist - he was fluent in more than 20 languages - he worked at the Library of Congress after the Civil War.
Stahel, Julius	Major-general	He was the highest ranking Hungarian in the Civil War and the only Hungarian to win the coveted Medal of Honor. See articles at http://suvcw.org/mollus/art018.pdf and http://www.arlingtoncemetery.com/ juliushs.htm
Szabad, Emeric	Aide-de-camp with the rank of captain on the staffs of General John C. Fremont, Daniel E. Sickles and Gouverneur Kemble; brevetted colonel for gallantry	One of Hungary's foremost teachers of English before the 1848-49 revolution, he participated in Garibaldi's Sicilian campaign and wrote highly acclaimed works in Hungarian, English and French. See the book The Libby Prison Diary of Colonel Emeric Szabad.
Dr. Tauszky, Rudolf	Assistant surgeon of volunteers with rank of 1st lieutenant	He was a pupil of Dr. Ignác Semmelweis, the discoverer of the cause of puerperal fever. Prior to the Civil War, he served with the Hungarian Legion in Italy and after the war he became a highly respected figure in New York City's medical circles.
Vandor, Joseph	Colonel, 7th Wisconsin Infantry	Although popular with the rank and file, his strict disciplinary measures alienated the regimental officers and was coerced into resigning, becoming US consul to Tahiti.
Waagner, Gustav	Chief-of-artillery in the Western Department of Fremont; Colonel, 2nd New York Heavy Artillery	An engineer by education, Waagner also served under Gen. George B. McClellan and Gen. Ulysses S. Grant; both spoke very highly of him. The fortifications he built around Cairo, IL, were praised by London Times correspondent William Howard Russell when he visited the site.
Weekey, Anthony	Major, 39th New York Infantry regiment; died of disease at Winchester, VA, on April 28, 1862	He was the younger brother of Zsigmond (better known in the English-speaking world as Sigismund Wekey), who made important literary and scientific contributions in Australia, earning himself an entry in the Australian Dictionary of Biography.
Zagonyi, Charles	Commanded Fremont's Body Guard in the Western Department with the rank of major; colonel and chief of cavalry in Fremont's Mountain Department	One of the and most written about Hungarians of the Civil War because of his daring charge against an overwhelming number of Confederates at Springfield, MO, on 1861. He is the central figure in Jessie Benton Fremont's popular book The Story of the Guard.
Zerdahelyi, Edward	2nd lieutenant, 39th New York Infantry	A piano virtuoso, he was a pupil and friend of the great Franz Liszt. While in exile in London, England, he was one of the main figures in the notorious Baroness von Beck affair.
Zulavsky, Casimir	1st lieutenant, 10th Kansas Infantry	They were the sons of Kossuth's sister Emilia. Ladislas and Emil served with the Hungarian Legion in Italy prior to the Civil War. With the exception of Casimir, the black sheep of the family, all rendered honorable service during the Civil War. George Luther Stearns, a wealthy Boston businessman and noted abolitionist, rendered much financial help to them upon their arrival in America in the early 1850s.
Zulavsky, Emil	1st lieutenant, 82nd U.S. Colored Infantry
Zulavsky, Ladislas	Colonel, 82nd U. S. Colored Infantry
Zulavsky, Sigismund	2nd lieutenant, 82 U.S. Colored Infantry; died of disease at Port Hudson, LA, on Sept. 16, 1863

Irish Born Medal of Honor

Listed below are the names of Irish Born Medal of Honor Recipients for bravery in the line of duty during the war.

ADAMS, PETER
Corporal, Company A, 98th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Salem Heights, Va., 3 May 1863. Entered service at: Philadelphia, Pa. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 April 1898. Citation: Went 250 yards in front of his regiment toward the position of the enemy and under fire brought within the lines a wounded and unconscious comrade.

ALLEN, JAMES

Private, Company F, 16th New York Infantry. Place and date: At South Mountain, Md., 14 September 1862. Entered service at: Potsdam, N.Y. Born: 6 May 1843, Ireland. Date of issue: 11 September 1890. Citation: Single-handed and slightly wounded he accosted a squad of 14 Confederate soldiers bearing the colors of the 16th Georgia Infantry (C.S.A.). By an imaginary ruse he secured their surrender and kept them at bay when the regimental commander discovered him and rode away for assistance.

ANDERSON, ROBERT

Quartermaster, U.S. Navy. Born: 1841, Ireland. Accredited to: New Hampshire. G.O. No.: 17, 10 July 1863. Citation. Served on board the U.S.S. Crusader and the Keokuk during various actions of those vessels. Carrying out his duties skillfully while on board the U.S.S. Crusader, Q.M. Anderson, on all occasions, set forth the greatest intrepidity and devotion. During the attack on Charleston, while serving on board the U.S.S. Keokuk, Q.M. Anderson was stationed at the wheel when shot penetrated the house and, with the scattering of the iron, used his own body as a shield for his commanding officer.

BARRY, AUGUSTUS

Sergeant Major, 16th U.S. Infantry. Place and date: Unknown, 1863-65. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 28 February 1870. Citation: Gallantry in various actions during the rebellion.

BASS, DAVID L.

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1843, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Minnesota in action during the assault on Fort Fisher, 15 January 1865. Landing on the beach with the assaulting party from his ship, S/man Bass advanced to the top of the sand hill and partly through the breach in the palisades despite enemy fire which killed and wounded many officers and men. When more than two-thirds of the men became seized with panic and retreated on the run, he remained with the party until dark, when it came safely away, bringing its wounded, its arms, and its colors.

BEGLEY, TERRENCE

Sergeant, Company D, 7th New York Heavy Artillery. Place and date: At Cold Harbor, Va., 3 June 1864. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Shot a Confederate color bearer, rushed forward and seized his colors, and although exposed to heavy fire, regained the lines in safety.

BLACKWOOD, WILLIAM R. D.

Surgeon, 48th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: Philadelphia, Pa. Born: 12 May 1838, Ireland. Date of issue: 21 July 1897. Citation: Removed severely wounded officers and soldiers from the field while under a heavy fire from the enemy, exposing himself beyond the call of duty, thus furnishing an example of most distinguished gallantry.

BRADLEY, CHARLES

Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1838, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Louisville. Carrying out his duties through the thick of battle and acting as captain of a 9-inch gun, Bradley consistently showed, "Attention to duty, bravery, and coolness in action against the enemy."

BRANNIGAN, FELIX

Private, Company A, 74th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Chancellorsville, Va., 2 May 1863. Entered service at: Allegheny County, Pa. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 29 June 1866. Citation: Volunteered on a dangerous service and brought in valuable information.

BRENNAN, CHRISTOPHER

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1832, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 17, 10 July 1863. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Mississippi during attacks on Forts Jackson and St. Philip and during the taking of New Orleans, 24-25 April 1862. Taking part in the actions which resulted in the damaging of the Mississippi and several casualties on it, Brennan showed skill and courage throughout the entire engagements which resulted in the taking of St. Philip and Jackson and in the surrender of New Orleans.

BROSNAN, JOHN

Sergeant, Company E, 164th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 17 June 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 18 January 1894. Citation: Rescued a wounded comrade who lay exposed to the enemy's fire, receiving a severe wound in the effort.

BROWN, EDWARD, JR.

Corporal, Company G, 62d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Fredericksburg and Salem Heights, Va., 3-4 May 1863. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Born: 6 July 1841, Ireland. Date of issue: 24 November 1880. Citation: Severely wounded while carrying the colors, he continued at his post, under fire, until ordered to the rear.

BURK, E. MICHAEL

Private, Company D, 125th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Spotslvania, Va., 12 May 1864. Entered service at: Troy, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag, seizing it as his regiment advanced over the enemy's works. He received a bullet wound in the chest while capturing flag

BURKE, THOMAS

Private, Company A, 5th New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Hanover Courthouse, Va., 30 June 1863. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 11 February 1878. Citation: Capture of battle flag.

BYRNES, JAMES

Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1838, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Louisville. Carrying out his duties through the thick of battle and acting as captain of a 9-inch gun, Brynes consistently showed "Attention to duty, bravery, and coolness in action against the enemy."

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM

Private, Company I, 30th Ohio Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 14 August 1894. Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."

CAREY, HUGH

Sergeant, Company E, 82d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 2 July 1863. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 6 February 1888. Citation: Captured the flag of the 7th Virginia Infantry (C.S.A.), being twice wounded in the effort.

CASEY, DAVID

Private, Company C, 25th Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date: At Cold Harbor, Va., 3 June 1864. Entered service at: Northbridge, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 14 September 1888. Citation: Two color bearers having been shot dead one after the other, the last one far in advance of his regiment and close to the enemy's line, this soldier rushed forward, and, under a galling fire, after removing the dead body of the bearer therefrom, secured the flag and returned with it to the Union lines.

CASSIDY, MICHAEL

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1837, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Lackawanna during successful attacks against Fort Morgan, rebel gunboats and the ram Tennessee, in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Displaying great coolness and exemplary behavior as first sponger of a gun, Cassidy, by his coolness under fire, received the applause of his officers and the guncrew throughout the action which resulted in the capture of the prize ram Tennessee and in the destruction of batteries at Fort Morgan.

COLBERT, PATRICK

Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 1840, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Commodore Hull at the capture of Plymouth, 31 October 1864. Painfully wounded by a shell which killed the man at his side, Colbert, as captain of the forward pivot gun, remained at his post until the end of the action, braving the heavy enemy fire and appearing as cool as if at mere target practice.

COLLIS, CHARLES H. T.

Colonel, 114th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Fredericksburg, Va., 13 December 1862. Entered service at: Philadelphia, Pa. Born: 4 February 1838, Ireland. Date of issue: 10 March 1893. Citation: Gallantly led his regiment in battle at a critical moment.

CONNOR, THOMAS

Ordinary Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1842, Ireland. Accredited to: Maryland. G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Minnesota, in action during the assault on Fort Fisher, 15 January 1865. Landing on the beach with the assaulting party from his ship, Connor charged up to the palisades and, when more than two-thirds of the men became seized with panic and retreated on the run, risked his life to remain with a wounded officer. With the enemy concentrating his fire on the group, he waited until after dark before assisting in carrying the wounded man from the field.

CONNORS, JAMES

Private, Company E, 43d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Fishers Hill, Va., 22 September 1864. Entered service at:------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 6 October 1864. Citation: Capture of flag.

COOPER, JOHN

Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 1832, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Second award. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Brooklyn during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee, in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite severe damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks from stem to stern, Cooper fought his gun with skill and courage throughout the furious battle which resulted in the surrender of the prize rebel ram Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of batteries at Fort Morgan.

SECOND AWARD

Citation: Served as quartermaster on Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher's staff. During the terrific fire at Mobile, on 26 April 1865, at the risk of being blown to pieces by exploding shells, Cooper advanced through the burning locality, rescued a wounded man from certain death, and bore him on his back to a place of safety.

COSGROVE, THOMAS

Private, Company F, 40th Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date: At Drurys Bluff, Va., 15 May 1864. Entered service at: East Stoughton, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 7 November 1896. Citation: Individually demanded and received the surrender of 7 armed Confederates concealed in a cellar, disarming and marching them in as prisoners of war.

CREED, JOHN

Private, Company D, 23d Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Fishers Hill, Va., 22 September 1864. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 6 October 1864. Citation: Capture of flag

CULLEN, THOMAS

Corporal, Company I, 82d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Bristoe Station, Va., 14 October 1863. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag of 22d or 28th North Carolina (C.S.A.).

CURRAN, RICHARD

Assistant Surgeon, 33d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862. Entered service at: Seneca Falls, N.Y. Born: 4 January 1838, Ireland. Date of issue: 30 March 1898. Citation: Voluntarily exposed himself to great danger by going to the fighting line there succoring the wounded and helpless and conducting them to the field hospital.

DELANEY, JOHN C.

Sergeant, Company I, 107th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Danby's mills, Va., 6 February 1860. Entered service at: Honesdale, Pa. Birth: 22 April 1848, Ireland. Date of issue: 29 August 1894. Citation: Sprang between the lines and brought out a wounded comrade about to be burned in the brush.

DONOGHUE, TIMOTHY

Private, Company B, 69th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Fredericksburg, Va., 13 December 1862. Entered service at:------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 17 January 1894. Citation: Voluntarily carried a wounded officer off the field from between the lines; while doing this he was himself wounded.

DOODY, PATRICK

Corporal, Company E., 164th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Cold Harbor, Va., 7 June 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 13 December 1893. Citation: After making a successful personal reconnaissance, he gallantly led the skirmishers in a night attack, charging the enemy, and thus enabling the pioneers to put up works.

DOOLEN, WILLIAM

Coal Heaver, U.S. Navy. Born: 1841, Ireland. Accredited to: Pennsylvania. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Richmond during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Although knocked down and seriously wounded in the head, Doolen refused to leave his station as shot and shell passed. Calm and courageous, he rendered gallant service throughout the prolonged battle which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the successful attacks carried out on Fort Morgan despite the enemy's heavy return fire.

DOUGHERTY, MICHAEL

Private, Company B, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry. Place and date: At Jefferson, Va., 12 October 1863. Entered service at: Philadelphia, Pa. Born: 10 May 1844, Ireland. Date of issue: 23 January 1897. Citation: At the head of a detachment of his company dashed across an open field, exposed to a deadly fire from the enemy, and succeeded in dislodging them from an unoccupied house, which he and his comrades defended for several hours against repeated attacks, thus preventing the enemy from flanking the position of the Union forces.

DOUGHERTY, PATRICK

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1844, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: As a landsman on board the U.S.S. Lackawanna, Dougherty acted gallantly without orders when the powder box at his gun was disabled under the heavy enemy fire, and maintained a supply of powder throughout the prolonged action. Dougherty also aided in the attacks on Fort Morgan and in the capture of the prize ram Tennessee.

DOWNEY, WILLIAM

Private, Company B, 4th Massachusetts Cavalry. Place and date: At Ashepoo River, S.C., 24 May 1864. Entered service at: Fall River, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 21 January 1897. Citation: Volunteered as a member of a boatcrew which went to the rescue of a large number of Union soldiers on board the stranded steamer Boston, and with great gallantry assisted in conveying them to shore, being exposed during the entire time to a heavy fire from a Confederate battery.
DRURY, JAMES

Sergeant, Company C, 4th Vermont Infantry. Place and date: At Weldon Railroad, Va., 23 June 1864. Entered service at: Chester, Vt. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 18 January 1893. Citation: Saved the colors of his regiment when it was surrounded by a much larger force of the enemy and after the greater part of the regiment had been killed or captured.

DUNPHY, RICHARD D.

Coal Heaver, U.S. Navy. Born: 1840, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. Citation: On board the flagship U.S.S. Hartford during successful attacks against Fort Morgan, rebel gunboats and the rebel ram Tennessee, Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. With his ship under terrific enemy shellfire, Dunphy performed his duties with skill and courage throughout this fierce engagement which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram Tennessee.

ENGLISH, EDMUND

First Sergeant, Company C, 2d New Jersey Infantry. Place and date: At Wilderness, Va., 6 May 1864. Entered service at: Newark, N.J. Born: 16 November 1841, Ireland. Date of issue: 13 February 1891. Citation: During a rout and while under orders to retreat seized the colors, rallied the men, and drove the enemy back.

FALLON, THOMAS T.

Private, Company K, 37th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Williamsburg, Va., 5 May 1862. At Fair Oaks, Va., 30-31 May 1862. At Big Shanty, Ga., 14-15 June 1864. Entered service at: Freehold, N.J. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 13 February 1891. Citation: At Williamsburg, Va., assisted in driving rebel skirmishers to their main line. Participated in action, at Fair Oaks, Va., though excused from duty because of disability. In a charge with his company at Big Shanty, Ga., was the first man on the enemy's works.

FLOOD, THOMAS

Boy, U.S. Navy. Born: 1840, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Pensacola in the attack on Forts Jackson and St. Philip and at the taking of New Orleans, 24 and 25 April 1862. Swept from the bridge by a shell, which wounded the signal quartermaster, Flood returned to the bridge after assisting the wounded man below and taking over his duties, "Performed them with coolness, exactitude and the fidelity of a veteran seaman. His intelligence and character cannot be spoken of too warmly."

FLYNN, CHRISTOPHER

Corporal, Company K, 14th Connecticut Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 3 July 1863. Entered service at: Sprague, Conn. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag of 52d North Carolina Infantry (C.S.A.).

FORD, GEORGE W.

First Lieutenant, Company E, 88th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Sailors Creek, Va., 6 April 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 10 May 1865. Citation: Capture of flag.

GARDNER, WILLIAM

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1832, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: As seaman on board the U.S.S. Calena in the engagement at Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Serving gallantly during this fierce battle, which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram Tennessee, and the damaging of Fort Morgan. Gardner behaved with conspicuous coolness under the fire of the enemy.

GASSON, RICHARD

Sergeant, Company K, 47th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 6 April 1865. Citation: Fell dead while planting the colors of his regiment on the enemy's works.

GRIBBEN, JAMES H.

Lieutenant, Company C, 2d New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Sailors Creek, Va., 6 April 1865. Entered service at:------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 3 May 1865. Citation: Capture of flag of 12th Virginia Infantry (C.S.A.).

GINLEY, PATRICK

Private, Company G, 1st New York Light Artillery. Place and date: At Reams Station, Va., 25 August 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Born: 22 December 1822, Ireland. Date of issue: 31 October 1890. Citation: The command having been driven from the works, he, having been left alone between the opposing lines, crept back into the works, put 3 charges of canister in one of the guns, and fired the piece directly into a body of the enemy about to seize the works; he then rejoined his command, took the colors, and ran toward the enemy, followed by the command, which recaptured the works and guns.

HALEY, JAMES

Captain of the Forecastle, U.S. Navy. Born: 1824, Ireland. Accredited to. Ohio. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served as captain of the forecastle on board the U.S.S. Kearsarge when she destroyed the Alabama off Cherbourg, France, 19 June 1864. Acting as captain of a gun during the bitter engagement, Haley exhibited marked coolness and good conduct and was highly commended by his division officer for his gallantry and meritorious achievement under enemy fire.

HARRINGTON, DANIEL

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1849, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Harrington, a landsman from the U.S.S. Pocahontas, participated in a shore mission to procure meat for the ship's crew. While returning to the beach, the party was fired on from ambush and several men killed or wounded. Cool and courageous throughout his action, Harrington rendered gallant service against the enemy and in administering to the casualties.

HAVRON, JOHN H.

Sergeant, Company G, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: Providence, R.I. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 16 June 1866. Citation: Was one of a detachment of 20 picket artillerymen who voluntarily accompanied an infantry assaulting party and who turned upon the enemy the guns captured in the assault.

HIGHLAND, PATRICK

Corporal, Company D, 23d Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 12 May 1865. Citation: Conspicuous gallantry as color bearer in the assault on Fort Gregg.

HINNECAN, WILLIAM

Second Class Fireman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1841, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Hinnegan served on board the U.S.S. Agawam, as one of a volunteer crew of powder boat, which was exploded near Fort Fisher, 23 December 1864. The powder boat, towed in by the Wilderness to prevent detection by the enemy, cast off and slowly steamed to within 300 yards of the beach. After fuses and fires had been lit and a second anchor with short scope let go to assure the boat's tailing inshore, the crew again boarded the Wilderness and proceeded a distance of 12 miles from shore. Less than 2 hours later the explosion took place, and the following day fires were observed still burning at the forts.

HORNE, SAMUEL B.

Captain, Company H, 11th Connecticut Infantry. Place and date: At Fort Harrison, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service at: Winsted, Conn. Born: 3 March 1843, Ireland Date of issue: 19 November 1897. Citation: While acting as an aide and carrying an important message, was severely wounded and his horse killed but delivered the order and rejoined his general.

HOWARD, MARTIN

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1843, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Tacony during the taking of Plymouth, N.C., 31 October 1864. Carrying out his duties faithfully during the capture of Plymouth, Howard distinguished himself by a display of coolness when he participated in landing and spiking a 9-inch gun while under a devastating fire from enemy musketry

HUDSON, MICHAEL

Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps. Born: 1834, Sligo County, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Brooklyn during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite severe damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked the decks, Sgt. Hudson fought his gun with skill and courage throughout the furious 2-hour battle, which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee.

HYLAND, JOHN

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1819, Ireland. Accredited to: Illinois. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served as seaman on board the U.S.S. Signal, which was attacked by field batteries and sharpshooters and destroyed in Red River, 5 May 1864. Proceeding up the Red River, the U.S.S. Signal engaged a large force of enemy field batteries and sharpshooters, returning their fire until the ship was totally disabled, at which time the white flag was raised. Although wounded, Hyland courageously went in full view of several hundred sharpshooters and let go the anchor, and again to slip the cable, when the raking enemy fire again wounded him.

IRWIN, PATRICK

First Sergeant, Company H, 14th Michigan Infantry. Place and date: At Jonesboro, Ga., 1 September 1864. Entered service at: Ann Arbor, Mich. Born: 1839, Ireland. Date of issue: 28 April 1896. Citation: In a charge by the 14th Michigan Infantry against the entrenched enemy was the first man over the line of works of the enemy, and demanded and received the surrender of Confederate Gen. Daviel Govan and his command.

JONES, ANDREW

Chief Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1835, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served as chief boatswain's mate on board the U.S. Ironclad, Chickasaw, Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Although his enlistment was up, Jones volunteered for the battle of Mobile Bay, going on board the Chickasaw from the Vincennes where he then carried out his duties gallantly throughout the engagement with the enemy, which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram Tennessee.

JONES, WILLIAM

First Sergeant, Company A, 73d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Spotsylvania, Va., 12 May 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag of 65th Virginia Infantry (C.S.A.).

KANE, JOHN

Corporal, Company K, 100th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 12 May 1865. Citation: Gallantry as color bearer in the assault on Fort Gregg.

KEELE, JOSEPH

Sergeant Major, 182d New York Infantry. Place and date: At North Anna River, Va., 23 May 1864. Entered service at: Staten Island, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 25 October 1867. Citation: Voluntarily and at the risk of his life carried orders to the brigade commander, which resulted in saving the works his regiment was defending.

KELLEY, JOHN

Second Class Fireman, U.S. Navy. Birth: Ireland. Accredited to: Ireland. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Served as second-class fireman on board the U.S.S. Ceres in the fight near Hamilton, Roanoke River, 9 July 1862. When his ship was fired on by the enemy with small arms, Kelley returned the raking fire, courageously carrying out his duties through the engagement and was spoken of for "good conduct and cool bravery under enemy fires," by the commanding officer.

KELLY, THOMAS

Private, Company A, 6th New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Front Royal, Va., 16 August 1864. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 26 August 1864. Citation: Capture of flag.

KENNEDY, JOHN

Private, Company M, 2d U.S. Artillery. Place and date: At Trevilian Station, Va., 11 June 1864. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 19 August 1892. Citation: Remained at his gun, res1sting with its implements the advancing cavalry, and thus secured the retreat of his detachment.

KEOUGH, JOHN

Corporal, Company E, 67th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Sailors Creek, Va., 6 April 1865. Entered service at: Albany, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 3 May 1865. Citation: Capture of battle flag of 50th Georgia Infantry (C.S.A.).

KERR, THOMAS R.

Captain, Company C, 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry. Place and date: At Moorfield, W. Va., 7 August 1864. Entered service at: Pittsburgh, Pa. Born: 24 April 1843, Ireland. Date of issue: 13 June 1894. Citation: After being most desperately wounded, he captured the colors of the 8th Virginia Cavalry (C.S.A.).

LAFFEY, BARTLETT

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1841, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 32, 16 April 1864. Citation. Off Yazoo City, Miss., 5 March 1864, embarking from the Marmora with a 12-pound howitzer mounted on a field carriage, Laffey landed with the gun and crew in the midst of heated battle and, bravely standing by his gun despite enemy rifle fire which cut the gun carriage and rammer, contributed to the turning back of the enemy during the fierce engagement.

LATT, GEORGE C.

Private, Troop H, 6th U.S. Cavalry. Place and date: At Fairfield, Pa., 3 July 63. Entered service at: -----. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 12 July 1895. Citation: Seized the regimental flag upon the death of the standard bearer in a hand-to-hand fight and prevented it from falling into the hands of the enemy.

LOGAN, HUGH

Captain of the Afterguard, U.S. Navy. Born: 1834, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Rhode Island which was engaged in rescuing men from the stricken Monitor in Mobile Bay, on 30 December 1862. After the Monitor sprang a leak and went down, Logan courageously risked his life in a gallant attempt to rescue members of the crew. Although sacrificing his life during the hazardous operation, he had made every effort possible to save the lives of his fellow men.

LONERGAN, JOHN

Captain, Company A, 13th Vermont Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 2 July 1863. Entered service at: Burlington, Vt. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 28 October 1893. Citation: Gallantry in the recapture of 4 guns and the capture of 2 additional guns from the enemy; also the capture of a number of prisoners

MADDEN, MICHAEL

Private, Company K, 42d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Masons Island, Md., 3 September 1861. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Born: 28 September 1841, Ireland. Date of issue: 22 March 1898. Citation: Assisted a wounded comrade to the riverbank and, under heavy fire of the enemy, swam with him across a branch of the Potomac to the Union lines.

MANGAM, RICHARD C.

Private, Company H, 148th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Hatchers Run, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 21 September 1888. Citation: Capture of flag of 8th Mississippi Infantry (C.S.A.).

MARTIN, JAMES

Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps. Born: 1826, Derry, Ireland. Accredited to: Pennsylvania. G.O. No: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: As captain of a gun on board the U.S.S. Richmond during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks, Sgt. Martin fought his gun with skill and courage throughout the furious 2_hour battle which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of batteries at Fort Morgan.

MARTIN, WILLIAM

Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1839, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Captain of a gun on board the U.S.S. Varuna during an attack on Forts Jackson and St. Philip, 24 April 1862. His ship was taken under furious fire by the rebel Morgan and severely damaged by ramming. Steadfast at his station through the thickest of the fight, Martin inflicted damage on the enemy, remaining cool and courageous although the Varuna, so badly damaged that she was forced to beach, was finally sunk.

McCORMlCK, MICHAEL

Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1833, Ireland. Accredited to: Illinois. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served as boatswain's mate on board the U.S.S. Signal, Red River, 5 May 1864. Proceeding up the Red River, the U.S.S. Signal engaged a large force of enemy field batteries and sharpshooters, returning the fire until the ship was totally disabled, at which time the white flag was raised. Serving as gun captain and wounded early in the battle, McCormick bravely stood by his gun in the face of the enemy fire until ordered to withdraw.

McGOUGH, OWEN

Corporal, Battery D, 5th U.S. Artillery. Place and date: At Bull Run, Va., 21 July 1861. Entered service at:------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 28 August 1897. Citation: Through his personal exertions under a heavy fire, one of the guns of his battery was brought off the field; all the other guns were lost.

McGOWAN, JOHN

RQuartermaster, U.S. Navy. Born: 1831, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: McGowan occupied one of the most responsible positions on the U.S.S. Varuna during the attacks on Forts Jackson and St. Philip and in action against the rebel ship Morgan on 24 April 1862. Although guns were raking the decks from behind him, McGowan remained steadfast at the wheel throughout the thickest of the fight, continuing at his station and rendering service with the greatest courage and skill until his ship, repeatedly holed and twice rammed by the enemy, was beached and sunk.

MONTGOMERY, ROBERT

Captain of the Afterguard, U.S. Navy. Born: 1838, Ireland. Accredited to: Virginia. G.O. No.: 45, 21 December 1864. Citation: Montgomery served on board the U.S.S. Agawam, as one of a volunteer crew of a powder boat, which was exploded near Fort Fisher, 23 December 1864. The powder boat, towed in by the Wilderness to prevent detection by the enemy, cast off and slowly steamed to within 300 yards of the beach. After fuses and fires had been lit and a second anchor with short scope let go to assure the boat's tailing inshore, the crew again boarded the Wilderness and proceeded a distance of 12 miles from shore. Less than 2 hours later the explosion took place, and the following day fires were observed still burning at the forts.

MOORE, CHARLES

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1839, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 32, 16 April 1864. Citation: Serving on board the U.S. Steam Gunboat Marblehead off Legareville, Stono River, 25 December 1863, during an engagement with the enemy on John's Island. Wounded in the fierce battle, Moore returned to his quarters until so exhausted by loss of blood that he had to be taken below. This engagement resulted in the enemy's abandonment of his positions, leaving a caisson and one gun behind.

MORRISON, JOHN G.

Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Entered service at: Lansingburg, N.Y. Born: 3 November 1842, Ireland G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: Serving as coxswain on board the U.S.S. Carondelet, Morrison was commended for meritorious conduct in general and especially for his heroic conduct and his inspiring example to the crew in the engagement with the rebel ram Arkansas, Yazoo River, 15 July 1862. When the Carondelet was badly cut up, several of her crew killed, many wounded and others almost suffocated from the effects of escaped steam, Morrison was the leader when boarders were called on deck, and the first to return to the guns and give the ram a broadside as she passed. His presence of mind in time of battle or trial is reported as always conspicuous and encouraging.

MORTON, CHARLES W.

Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1836, Ireland. Accredited to: Maryland. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Serving as boatswain's mate on board the U.S.S. Benton during the Yazoo River Expedition, 23 to 27 December 1863. Taking part in the hour_and_a_half engagement with the enemy at Drumgould's Bluff, 27 December, Morton served courageously throughout the battle against the hostile forces, which had the dead range of the vessel and were punishing her with heavy fire, until the Benton was ordered to withdraw

MULHOLLAND, ST. CLAIR A.

Major, 116th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Chancellorsville, Va., 4_5 May 1863. Entered service at: Philadelphia, Pa. Born: 1 April 1839, Ireland. Date of issue: 26 March 1895. Citation: In command of the picket line held the enemy in check all night to cover the retreat of the Army.

MURPHY, MICHAEL C.

Lieutenant Colonel, 170th New York Infantry. Place and date: At North Anna River, Va., 24 May 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 15 January 1897. Citation: This officer, commanding the regiment, kept it on the field exposed to the fire of the enemy for 3 hours without being able to fire one shot in return because of the ammunition being exhausted.

MURPHY, DENNIS J. F.

Sergeant, Company F, 14th Wisconsin Infantry. Place and date: At Corinth, Miss., 3 October 1862. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 22 January 1892. Citation: Although wounded three times, carried the colors throughout the conflict.

MURPHY, JOHN P.

Private, Company K, 5th Ohio Infantry. Place and date: At Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862. Entered service at: Cincinnati, Ohio. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 11 September 1866. Citation: Capture of flag of 13th Alabama Infantry (C.S.A.).

MURPHY, PATRICK

Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1823, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. Citation: Served as boatswain's mate on board the U.S.S. Metacomet, during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks, Murphy performed his duties with skill and courage throughout a furious 2_hour battle which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of batteries at Fort Morgan.

MURPHY, THOMAS C.

Corporal, Company I, 31st Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Pekin, Ill. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 14 August 1893. Citation: Voluntarily crossed the line of heavy fire of Union and Confederate forces, carrying a message to stop the firing of one Union regiment on another.

MURPHY, THOMAS J.

First Sergeant, Company G, 146th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Five Forks, Va., 1 April 1865. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 10 May 1865. Citation: Capture of flag.

NOLAN, JOHN J.

Sergeant, Company K, 8th New Hampshire Infantry. Place and date: At Georgia Landing, La., 27 October 1862. Entered service at: Nashua, N.H. Born: 24 June 1844, Ireland. Date of issue: 3 August 1897. Citation: Although prostrated by a cannon shot, refused to give up the flag, which he was carrying as color bearer of his regiment and continued to carry it at the head of the regiment throughout the engagement

NUGENT, CHRISTOPHER

Orderly Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps. Born: 1840, County of Caven, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 32, 16 April 1864. Citation: Serving on board the U.S.S. Fort Henry, Crystal River, Fla., 15 June 1863. Reconnoitering on the Crystal River on this date and in charge of a boat from the Fort Henry, Orderly Sgt. Nugent ordered an assault upon a rebel breastwork fortification. In this assault, the orderly sergeant and his comrades drove a guard of 11 rebels into the swamp, capturing their arms and destroying their camp equipage while gallantly withholding fire to prevent harm to a woman among the fugitives. On 30 July 1863, he further proved his courage by capturing a boat off Depot Key, Fla., containing 2 men and a woman with their baggage.

O'BEIRNE, JAMES R.

Captain, Company C, 37th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Fair Oaks, Va., 31 May and 1 June 1862. Entered service at: New York. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 20 January 1891. Citation: Gallantly maintained the line of battle until ordered to fall back.

O'BRIEN, PETER

Private, Company A, 1st New York (Lincoln) Cavalry. Place and date: At Waynesboro, Va., 2 March 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 26 March 1865. Citation: Capture of flag and of a Confederate officer with his horse and equipment.

O'CONNELL, THOMAS

Coal Heaver, U.S. Navy. Born: 1842, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the flagship U.S.S. Hartford, during successful attacks against Fort Morgan, rebel gunboats and the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay on 5 August 1864. Although a patient in the sick bay, O'Connell voluntarily reported at his station at the shell whip and continued to perform his duties with zeal and courage until his right hand was severed by an enemy shellburst.

O'CONNOR, TIMOTHY

Private, Company E, 1st U.S. Cavalry. Place and date: Unknown. Entered service at:------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 5 January 1865. Citation: Date and place of act not of record in War Department.

O'DONNELL, MENOMEN

First Lieutenant, Company A, 11th Missouri Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. At Fort DeRussey, La., 14 March 1864. Entered service at: Illinois. Born: 30 April 1830, Ireland. Date of issue. 11 September 1897. Citation Voluntarily joined the color guard in the assault on the enemy's works when he saw indications of wavering and caused the colors of his regiment to be planted on the parapet. Voluntarily placed himself in the ranks of an assaulting column (being then on staff duty) and rode with it into the enemy's works, being the only mounted officer present, was twice wounded in battle.

PLATT, GEORGE C.

Private, Troop H, 6th U.S. Cavalry. Place and date: At Fairfield, Pa., 3 July 63. Entered service at: -----. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 12 July 1895. Citation: Seized the regimental flag upon the death of the standard bearer in a hand to hand fight and prevented it from falling into the hands of the enemy.

PLUNKETT, THOMAS

Sergeant, Company E, 21st Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date. At Fredericksburg, Va., 11 December 1862. Entered service at: West Boylston, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 30 March 1866. Citation: Seized the colors of his regiment, the color bearer having been shot down, and bore them to the front where both his arms were carried off by a shell.

PRESTON, JOHN

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1841, Ireland. Accredited to: Massachusetts. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Oneida in the engagement at Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Severely wounded, Preston remained at his gun throughout the engagement, which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram Tennessee and the damaging of Fort Morgan, carrying on until obliged to go to the surgeon to whom he reported himself as "only slightly injured." He then assisted in taking care of the wounded below and wanted to be allowed to return to his battle station on deck. Upon close examination it was found that he was wounded quite severely in both eyes.

QUINLAN, JAMES

Major, 88th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Savage Station, Va., 29 June 1862. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Born: 13 September 1833, Ireland. Date of issue: 18 February 1891. Citation: Led his regiment on the enemy's battery, silenced the guns, held the position against overwhelming numbers, and covered the retreat of the 2d Army Corps.

RAFFERTY, PETER

Private, Company B, 69th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 2 August 1897. Citation: Having been wounded and directed to the rear, declined to go, but continued in action, receiving several additional wounds, which resulted in his capture by the enemy and his total disability for military service.

RANNAHAN. JOHN

Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps. Born: 1836, County of Monahan, Ireland. Accredited to: Pennsylvania. G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Minnesota in the assault on Fort Fisher, 15 January 1865. Landing on the beach with the assaulting party from his ship, Cpl. Rannahan advanced to the top of the sand hill and partly through the breach in the palisades despite enemy fire, which killed or wounded many officers and men. When more than two thirds of the men became seized with panic and retreated on the run, he remained with the party until dark when it came safely away, bringing its wounded, its arms and its colors.

REYNOLDS, GEORGE

Private, Company M, 9th New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Winchester, Va., 19 September 1864. Entered service at: New York, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 27 September 1864. Citation: Capture of Virginia State flag.

RILEY, THOMAS

Private, Company D, 1st Louisiana Cavalry. Place and date: At Fort Blakely, Ala., 4 April 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 8 June 1865. Citation: Captured the flag of the 6th Alabama Cavalry.

ROANTREE, JAMES S.

Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps. Born: 1835, Dublin, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Oneida during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks and penetrated her boilers, Sgt. Roantree performed his duties with skill and courage throughout the furious battle which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of batteries at Fort Morgan.

ROBINSON, JOHN H.

Private, Company I, 19th Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 3 July 1863. Entered service at: Roxbury, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag of 57th Virginia Infantry (C.S.A.).

ROBINSON, THOMAS

Private, Company H, 81st Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Spotsylvania, Va., 12 May 1864. Entered service at: Tamaqua, Pa. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 1 December 1864. Citation: Capture of flag in a hand-to-hand conflict.

RYAN, PETER J.

Private, Company D, 11th Indiana Infantry Place and date: At Winchester, Va., 19 September 1864. Entered service at: Vigo County, Ind. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 4 April 1865. Citation: With one companion, captured 14 Confederates in the severest part of the battle.

SCANLAN, PATRICK

Private, Company A, 4th Massachusetts Cavalry. P/ace and date: At Ashepoo River, S.C., 24 May 1864. Entered service at: Spencer, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 21 January 1897. Citation: Volunteered as a member of a boat crew that went to the rescue of a large number of Union soldiers on board the stranded steamer Boston, and with great gallantry assisted in conveying them to shore, being exposed during the entire time to a heavy fire from a Confederate battery.

SCHUTT, GEORGE

Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 1833, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 59, 22 June 1865. Citation: As coxswain on board the U.S.S. Hendrick Hudson, St. Marks, Fla., 5 and 6 March 1865. Serving with the army in charge of Navy howitzers during the attack on St. Marks and throughout the fierce engagement, Schutt made remarkable efforts in assisting transport of the gun, and his coolness and determination in courageously remaining by his gun while under the heavy fire of the enemy were a credit to the service to which he belonged.

SEWELL, WILLIAM J.

Colonel, 5th New Jersey Infantry. Place and date: At Chancellorsville, Va., 3 May 1863. Entered service at: Camden, N.J. Born: 6 December 1835, Ireland. Date of issue: 25 March 1896. Citation: Assuming command of a brigade, he rallied around his colors a mass of men from other regiments and fought these troops with great brilliancy through several hours of desperate conflict, remaining in command though wounded and inspiring them by his presence and the gallantry of his personal example.

SHIELDS, BERNARD

Private, Company E, 2d West Virginia Cavalry. Place and date: At Appomattox, Va., 8 April 1865. Entered service at: Ironton, Ohio. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 3 May 1865. Citation: Capture of flag of the Washington Artillery (C.S.A.).

SMITH, WILLIAM

Quartermaster, U.S. Navy. Born: 1838, Ireland. Accredited to: New Hampshire. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: Served as second quartermaster on board the U.S.S. Kearsarge when she destroyed the Alabama off Cherbourg, France, 19 June 1864. Acting as captain of the 11-inch pivot gun of the second division, Smith carried out his duties courageously and deserved special notice for the deliberate and cool manner in which he acted throughout the bitter engagement. It is stated by rebel officers that this gun was more destructive and did more damage than any other gun of Kearsarge.

SPILLANE, TIMOTHY

Private, Company C, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry. Place and date: At Hatchers Run, Va., 5_7 February 1865. Entered service at: Erie, Pa. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 16 September 1880. Citation: Gallantry and good conduct in action; bravery in a charge and reluctance to leave the field after being twice wounded.

STEWART, JOSEPH

Private, Company G, 1st Maryland Infantry. Place and date. At Five Forks, Va., 1 April 1865. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 27 April 1865. Citation. Capture of flag.

SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY

Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 1835, Ireland. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 11, 3 April 1863. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Louisville during various actions of that vessel. During the engagements of the Louisville, Sullivan served as first captain of a 9_inch gun and throughout his period of service was "especially commended for his attention to duty, bravery, and coolness in action."

TOBIN, JOHN M.

First Lieutenant and Adjutant, 9th Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date: At Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862. Entered service at: Boston, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 11 March 1896. Citation: Voluntarily took command of the 9th Massachusetts while adjutant, bravely fighting from 3 p.m. until dusk, rallying and re_forming the regiment under fire; twice picked up the regimental flag, the color bearer having been shot down, and placed it in worthy hands.

TOOMER, WILLIAM

Sergeant, Company G, 127th Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 9 July 1894. Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."

TYRRELL, GEORGE WILLIAM

Corporal, Company H, 5th Ohio Infantry. Place and date: At Resaca, Ga., 14 May 1864. Entered service at: Hamilton County, Ohio. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 7 April 1865. Citation: Capture of flag.

URELL, M. EMMET

Private, Company E, 82d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Bristoe Station, Va., 14 October 1863. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 6 June 1870. Citation: Gallantry in action while detailed as color bearer; was severely wounded.

WALSH, JOHN

Corporal, Company D, 5th New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Cedar Creek, Va., 19 October 1864. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 26 October 1864. Citation: Recaptured the flag of the 15th New Jersey Infantry.

WELCH, RICHARD

Corporal, Company E, 37th Massachusetts Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 2 April 1865. Entered service at: Williamstown, Mass. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 10 May 1865. Citation: Capture of flag.

WELLS, THOMAS M.

Chief Bugler, 6th New York Cavalry. Place and date: At Cedar Creek, Va., 19 October 1864. Entered service at: DeKalb, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 26 October 1864. Citation: Capture of colors of 44th Georgia Infantry (C.S.A.).

WELSH, EDWARD

Private, Company D, 54th Ohio Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Cincinnati, Ohio. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 11 May 1894. Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."

WELSH, JAMES

Private, Company E, 4th Rhode Island Infantry. Place and date: At Petersburg, Va., 30 July 1864. Entered service at: Slatersville, R.I. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 3 June 1905. Citation: Bore off the regimental colors after the color sergeant had been wounded and the color corporal bearing the colors killed thereby saving the colors from capture.

WHITE, PATRICK H.

Captain, Chicago Mercantile Battery, Illinois Light Artillery. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Born: 1833, Ireland. Date of issue: 15 January 1895. Citation: Carried with others by hand a cannon up to and fired it through an embrasure of the enemy's works.

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM

Landsman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1840, Ireland. Accredited to: Pennsylvania. G.O. No.: 32, 16 April 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Lehigh, Charleston Harbor, 16 November 1863, during the hazardous task of freeing the Lehigh, which had been grounded, and was under heavy enemy fire from Fort Moultrie. After several previous attempts had been made, Williams succeeded in passing in a small boat from the Lehigh to the Nahant with a line bent on a hawser. This courageous action while under severe enemy fire enabled the Lehigh to be freed from her helpless position

WILSON, CHRISTOPHER W.

Private, Company E, 73d New York Infantry. Place and date: At Spotsylvania. Va., 12 May 1864. Entered service at: West Meriden, Conn. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 30 December 1898. Citation: Took the flag from the wounded color bearer and carried it in the charge over the Confederate works, in which charge he also captured the colors of the 56th Virginia (C.S.A.) bringing off both flags in safety.

WRIGHT, ROBERT

Private, Company G, 14th U.S. Infantry. Place and date: At Chapel House, Farm, Va., 1 October 1864. Entered service at: Woodstock, Conn. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 25 November 1869. Citation: Gallantry in action.

Irish Brigade History

As the threat of civil war loomed over the nation, Thomas Francis Meagher, joined the 69th New York State Militia. This was a ninety-day regiment that first saw action at First Bull Run and was under the command of Colonel Michael Cocoran. The colonel was captured and spent more than a year in a Confederate prison. When the ninety-day enlistment expired, Captain Meagher returned, with his regiment to New York.

Shortly after his return, Meagher began raising a unit of Irish volunteers to serve for a term of three years. This unit would eventually become the 63rd, 69th and 88th New York Voluntary Infantry Regiments. The 69th and 88th regiments were organized at Throgs Neck, New York and enlistments primarily occurred between early September through mid-November, 1861. The 63rd New York was organized at Staten Island, New York. Meagher was appointed brigadier general and took command of the Irish Brigade on February 5, 1862. During the spring of 1862 a non-Irish regiment, the 29th Massachusetts was added to strengthen the Brigade during the Peninsula Campaign.

In October, 1862, the men of the 116th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment joined the ranks of the brigade. Composed primarily of Irishmen from Philadelphia they were organized at Camp Emitt and joined the brigade at Harper's Ferry. One month later, in November, 1862, the 29th Massachusetts was traded for another Irish regiment, the 28th Massachusetts. This regiment was organized at Cambridge, Massachusetts, December 13, 1861.

The brigade was assigned to General Edwin V. Sumner's Division, Army of the Potomac. In March of 1862, the brigade became the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division, 2nd Army Corps.

Throughout its life in the Army of the Potomac, the Irish Brigade was almost always at the foremost position and suffered high casualties as a result. Such was the case at the "Bloody Lane" at Antietem, below Marye's Heights at Fredericksburg, the battle in the Wheatfield at Gettysburg and at Chancellorsville. Efforts were made after the Chancellorsville battle to disband the brigade. General Meagher protested this action and resigned his commission on May 14, 1863. Though his resignation was later cancelled, he never again served in the field with the Irish Brigade.

Though the brigade continued to distinguish itself on the battlefields, increasing casualties forced changes within the brigade. By June, 1864, the brigade had been reduced to that of nearly regimental size. The brigade was officially disbanded in June, 1864, with the 116th Pennsylvania being made part of the 2nd Corps, 1st Division, 4th Brigade, in July. The three New York regiments now comprised the 3rd Brigade. Later in the year, the Second Irish Brigade was created, comprising of the 63rd, 69th, 88th New York, the 28th Massachusetts and the 7th New York Heavy Artillery. The 7th New York was then replaced by the 4th New York Heavy Artillery in the early part of 1865. During its almost four years of service, the Irish Brigade lost more than 4,000 officers and men, more than which served within the brigade at any one time. Though Richard Byrnes, Richard Duryes, Patrick Kelly, Robert Nugent and Thomas Smyth held temporary commands at various times through the brigades existence, Thomas Francis Meagher served as the brigade's only commanding general.

Scandinavian soldier

We`ll take a closer look on the last 3% of these brave men on "the other side".

Time to honor..
An impression of Southern general view goes to that Federal forces was "an army of foreigners and immigrants". That is to some extent true, but the view lefts out; too often, that there was a large number of "foreigners and immigrants" fighting in grey too. Their participation and "fighting spirit" have been toned down in Confederate WBTS-history. The truth is that in units with mostly "foreigners and immigrants" was amoung the hardest fighting. A good example of that are the 10th Louisiana - "Lee`s Foreign Legion". A regiment with over 22 different nations represented. Around the campfire you would hear soldiers speaking Russian, Polish, Spanish, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Italian, German etc. They did fight hard, and was in front on many occasions. So was others at fronts and battles around America during those faithful years... .

Scandinavian soldiers did share all the aspects of a WBTS-soldier: - you`ll find him in prison-camps for a long period, in hospitals, in massgraves on different battlefields, some even on "french-leave" for a period, others deserted both ways and several spoken of in greate honor. This pages will present them all...

The facination and interest of the WBTS drove us to present our fellow countrymen and bloodbrothers in CSA. Largely due to that we here and there came by statements from Scandinavian federal soldiers that they were in contact with fellow countrymen in grey, and books that have stated that there was Scandinavian soldiers in grey. We asked ourself: "Why haven`t we heard about them ? Who were they ?". We did understand that it was time to try to find " The Forgotten Boys of The South".

"I am wondering.."
You may wonder why we present all the Scandinavians together, since we are all independent nations ? The main reason is that they in most cases did fight together in same regiment or company. Secondly, Scandinavians in America, both South and North, did settle themselves in the same geographical area. The third reason is that the names of the soldiers are difficult to judge in some cases that they either was Danish, Swedish or Norwegian.This is because of the bad recordkeeping they kept in the South during the War. A search after immigrants/foreigners in the South are as "looking for a needle in the heystack". This is due to they didn`t in most cases write down place of birth or nationality in the soldiers military records.

Main aim..
The information presented have been collected thru many years, months, weeks, days and hours to get hold of by many different people. For our part, it has been a patient task to obtain all the data, and find bits and pices here and there. But,we do hope everyone enjoy our discoverys, because our main aim are to honor those who fought, and that people that are interested in Scandinavian participation during the War Between The States do have a source for information to turn to. A new leaf in Confederate history are about to be turned. Enjoy !

Finnish Sailors and Soldiers in the American Civil War

The involvement of Finns in the American Civil War (1861–1865) has received very little attention. The American Civil War, as we know, was the result of disagreements involving the issue of slavery between the northern and southern states of the Union. While the South favoured slavery, the North was against it. Literature which deals with the involvement of Finnish soldiers and sailors is limited to one major contribution (Ilmonen, 1919). In his book on Finnish-American history, a number of individuals -- particularly sailors -- are noted, who fought on the side of the Northern Union.

In this brief article, I present some findings of individuals who participated on both sides of the Civil War. A list of soldiers and sailors is also presented from data collected from Ilmonen (1919), from archival sources obtained from the U.S. National Archives in Washington DC as well as from the Sailor’s Snug Harbour facility which was the home for many retired Finnish sailors following the Civil War.

According to Ilmonen, the participation rate of the Finns was significant and greater than expected given the small Finnish population that lived in America at the time. Ilmonen estimates that some 1000 Finns lived in the United States during the 1860s, and of this number perhaps as many as one hundred Finns fought in the Northern Army and Navy (Ilmonen, 1919:158).

The largest proportion of Finns -- at least in the North -- joined the Navy. Only a few individuals were found in the Army. From primary sources dealing with the Confederacy, it appears that more Finns were part of the Army and Cavalry in the south.

Part of the reason for a lack of study on Finnish military involvement in the Civil War is the result of very poor records kept on the various enlisted personnel. Records are so poor in fact, that amongst the Confederate forces, no mention is made of the place of birth for the soldiers who were mustered into service in the Confederate South. Other scholars interested in this topic concur with this dilemma (Haggman, 1997; Olin, 1997). This has hindered the research in establishing ties to Finland, although a number of names are presented in this article which may undoubtedly have Finnish roots regardless of the spelling which may have been altered during the enlisting of each soldier.

An extensive 16-volume collection of participants in the Confederate Forces was published in 1995 (Hewett, 1995). Examination of this collection produced about a dozen names of possible Finnish soldiers, even though the spelling may be erroneous. Names such as Lambie and Mattil were originally believed to be of possible Finnish origin, but cross-referencing these names with the little data available for the Confederate Forces indicated that Lambie (who reached the rank of 1st Lieutenant in Virginia) was of Irish birth (Military Service Records - Virginia). According to other information, the Lambie name originates from Scotland (Lambie, 1998). The surname Mattil in turn most likely was of German origin (Mathiel) which was changed during the 1800s (Mattil, 1998).

A collection of names from the Union (Northern) Forces has been established previously by Ilmonen, and thus the soldiers in the Southern Forces is entirely new to the reader. The available literature generally points that more Finnish immigrants resided in the northern states, and thus more Finns were fighting in the Northern armies and navies than in the Confederate South. However, there were sizeable Finnish populations in coastal cities such as New Orleans, Louisiana during the 1860s, where up to 200 Finns resided (Kero, 1997:130).

The presence of these early Finns may have been a source for some Finns in the Confederacy as proposed by the discovered data. Present research into the American Civil War and the Finnish involvement is being conducted by scholars such as K-G Olin of Jacobstad, Finland and Dr. Haggman of Helsingborg, Sweden (Olin, 1997; Haggman, 1997). Additional confirmation and service and pension records are being sought by the author for the numerous Union sailors listed by Ilmonen

Finns in the Union Forces

Name	Area served in
Union navy
Otto Mauno Geers	Union navy, Quartermaster
Adolf Rantala	Union navy
Ryss䮠Roopertti	Union navy
Michael Johnson	Union navy
Antti Junnikkala	Union navy
Joseph Wilson	Union navy
Mr. Grosbee	Union navy
Mr. Aittola	Union navy
George Brown (Virpi)	Union navy, served on Admiral Farragut’s flagship
Charles Broman	Union navy
Peter Anderson	Union navy
Aleksander Enman	Union navy
Iso Brown	Union navy
Gustaf Granqvist	Union navy
Peter Tumber (Thornberg)	Union navy
Frederick Hart (Lassila)	Union navy
Abram Efraimson/Abramson	Union navy
Anders Oskar Lepp䬵oto	Union navy
Union army
Gustaf Husberg	Union army
Johan Heggstr?td>	Union army
Peter Lahti	Union army, Minnesota artillery
Matti Johnson	Union army
Charles Newman	Union army
Union cavalry
Isaac Johnson (Tuohino)	Union cavalry
Source: Ilmonen, 1919; Penner 1991; Sailor’s Snug Harbour records, Sealevel, N.C., 1997.

Finns in the Confederate Forces

Name	Area served in
Confederate navy
Jackalanwiski ("Jack-o-lantern")	Confederate navy, CC Alabama
Conferedate army
William J. Lambie (Lampi?)*	Virginia Light Artillery, Alleghany Battalion, Carpenter’s Co. 1s. Lieutenant.
William T. Lambie (Lampi?)*	Virginia 27th Infantry, Co. A.
Jacob Mattil (Mattila?)*	Tennessee 19th Infantry, Co. I.
Felix Rante (Ranta?)	Florida 8th Inf. Co. D., Corporal.
James Saary (Saari?)	Louisiana 14th Infantry, Co. C.
Patrick Saary (Saari?)	Louisiana 20th Infantry, Co. E.
Patrick J. Tuohey (Tuohi?)	Louisiana 14th Infantry, Co. C.
Thomas Tuomey (Tuomi?)	Louisiana 22nd Inf. Wash. Mark’s Co.
Timothy J. Tuomey (Tuomi?)	South Carolina 15th Infantry, Co. A.
Conferedate cavalry
Gustavus A. Jarvey (J䲶i?)	Texas 4th Cav. Co. F.
D.W. Mattil (Mattila?)*	Kentucky 3rd Mounted Infantry, Co. D.
G.H. Mattil (Mattila?)*	Kentucky 3rd Mounted Infantry, Co. D.
Thomas P. Tuomey (Tuomi?)	Mississippi Cav. 24th Battalion, Co. A.
T.J. Tuomy (Tuomi?)	Texas Cavalry, Wells Regiment, Co. G.
* These individuals are most likely not Finnish, as noted in the text. Sources: Haywood, 1886; Lonn, 1940; Hewett, 1995, and Military Service Records.

Finnish sailors in the union and confederate navies

Among the best examples of Finnish military involvement is found among the Union Forces, where Otto Mauno Geers served as a sailor and eventual quartermaster in the Navy (See Photo). Born in the parish of Eura, he immigrated to the United States in 1860 and settled in Boston. The following year he joined the Navy. Geers served in the Navy consecutively for 21 years.

Geers participated in a number of battles, and according to Ilmonen, the most memorable fight was the Battle of New Orleans. In this battle, Geers’ ship was sunk, and a large number of the crew drowned. As the ship was sinking, Geers jumped into the Mississippi River at the same time as the main mast was shot down by the Confederates. With the mast, the U.S. flag fell into the river. Geers grabbed the flag and swam to shore saving himself and the flag, which he kept as a treasured keepsake.

Among the Finns in the Confederate Forces, one sailor was discovered as being part of the 60-man crew of the renown Confederate Cruiser Alabama (Lonn, 1940:297). This sailor was named "Jackalanwiski", whose name is most likely spelled incorrectly. According to an autobiography written by an English sailor on board the ship Alabama, "Jackalanwiski" was such a difficult name to pronounce that the crew called this Finn by the name "Jack-o-lantern" (Haywood, 1886:36).

Haywood tells how the crew began to have re-occurring dreams which were interpreted as events that were to happen in the future. The Finnish "Jack-o-lantern" was a translator of dreams, and using a "dreambook" and speaking with "mysterious gutturals" (possibly in the Finnish language which does sound strange to foreigners!), attempted to embellish the situation and interpret the dreams. While the crew of the Alabama wanted to hear an interpretation of their dreams, an older bible-preaching member of the crew declared the event as being blasphemous and of the devil. This older sailor urged the crew to throw the devilish Finn overboard into the sea. Apparently the crew was afraid to do so. Haywood, who writes about the battles and travels of the C.C. Alabama until the final battle and destruction with the U.S.S. Kearsage in 1864 does not say anything else about the Finnish sailor (Haywood, 1886:114–115).

Conclusions

Much research remains to be done in a search for possible Finnish military involvement in the American Civil War. In discussions with members of the Virginia Civil War Round Table (a local group of Virginia historians interested in the Confederate Forces and the battles of the Civil War), even the thoroughly knowledgeable historians lack information on the involvement of the Finns (WSVA AM-550). The presence of the Swedes is much better known, and a few Russians have also been documented as participating in the Civil War. The Finns, however, remain a mystery. If, as Ilmonen suggests, the Finns represented a high degree of involvement compared to other immigrant groups found in the United States during the Civil War period, it is important to pursue this claim and uncover the stories and experiences of the Finns who fought on both sides of the War. Time consuming research in historical archives in locations such as Washington DC, Richmond, Virginia, and other locations are needed to build on the small list of names presented here.

Index Danes: Soldiers in CSA

By the outbreak of the War Between the States, there were some 1261 Danes, of all ages and both sexes, residing in the Southern states . The following served in the Confederate army and Militia (in parenthesis is noted birthplace in Denmark, if known).

Note that all names are indexed here in the spelling most frequently used on the muster rolls (more or less radically changed from the original Danish spelling). Full Danish name is given in connection with date and place of birth in the roster.

Name	Birthplace	Unit of Service
1. BAHNSON, C.F	Salem,N.C	2nd Battalion, North Carolina Infantry
2. BAHNSON, H.TH	Salem,N.C	2nd Battalion, North Carolina Infantry
3. BRANDT, Thomas	? 1)	CSS Savannah
4. BROWN, John	? 1)	8th Louisiana Infantry
5. BUNCKEN, L.C	København	Capt, 20th Louisiana Infantry
6. HANSON, Jacob	? 1)	CSS Shenandoah
7. HEIDE, A.S	Maribo	5th Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry
8. HEIDE, R.S	Maribo	1st North Carolina Infantry
9. HOLST, Chr.M	Møen	1st Georgia Infantry,Olmsteads
10. HOLST, J.B	Møen	1st Georgia Infantry,Olmsteads
11. LOVENSKIOLD, Charles G.T *	København	Colonel, Provost-Marshal,Texas
12. MILLER, John B.	? 2)	1st Tennessee H. Artillery,Jackson's
13. MILLER, Charles	? 2)	1st Tennessee H. Artillery,Jackson's
14. MULBACH, Barton M.	? 1)	8th Louisiana Infantry
15. NELSON, Henry	Slesvig	1st Georgia Infantry,Olmsteads
16. NELSON, William F.	Salem,N.C	21st North Carolina Infantry
17. NISSEN, George	Salem,N.C	21st North Carolina Infantry
18. OLSEN, James ***	?	1st Georgia Infantry,Olmsteads
19. PETERSON, J.E	Salem,N.C	26th North Carolina Infantry
20. PETERSON, Peter	? 1)	8th Louisiana Infantry
21. REIERSON, Oscar **	København	35th Virginia Cavalry
22. SCHMIDT, David	? 1)	8th Louisiana Infantry
23. SCHREEFLE, Gaspard	? 1)	8th Louisiana Infantry

* = No National Archives service records exist, but reliable statements of said
person's service has been located elsewhere (pension records, obituaries, family histories, letters,
etc.).

** = Oscar Reierson have been listed in several books as Norwegian, because his father was Norwegian and that he lived in Norway until he went to America.

*** = He has not been identified as " Dane", but his lastname and that there were several other Danes in the unit does indicate that the possibility he is of Danish origin, are high.

1) = These men have been identified by rosters as Danes, but birthplace in Denmark are not noted.

2) = These men have been identified thru P.S Vigs book from 1917, "Danske i kamp i og for Amerika". Bithplace not known.

See also the page of Louisiana Militia and State Troop Service, which is not enumerated above. The men in this unit has not been identified with different nationalities, but by a statement by one of the Danish members of the unit, do state the unit consisted of Scandinavians.

IVERSON, Alfred Jr

IVERSON, Alfred Jr, born 1829, Clinton, Georgia
Brigadier - General - CSA
Commanding the Iverson Brigade - 23rd North Carolina, 20th North Carolina, 12th North Carolina, and 5th North Carolina Infantry.
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA - EWELL'S CORPS - RODES' DIVISION

The Iversons from Georgia, do decend from Denmark, but that is as far back as the 1600-1700s. His father was a Georgia Senator, Alfred Iverson, well known in the State. Alfred Iverson Jr. did served in the battles of 7-Days, South Mountain,Sharpsburg,Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. In 1864 he was in command of Georgia State Troops. In 1864, he did command a brigade of cavalry in Martins Division, Wheelers Corps. The most famous raid was when he captured General Stoneman and several hundred of his men at Sunshine Church.

JUDAH, Benjamin Phillip

JUDAH, Benjamin Phillip, born 1811, Christiansted, St.Croix, Denmark
Secretary of State - CSA

His parents was English. Did study at Yale and New Orleans. Attorney in New Orleans. Became Supreme Court Attorney in 1848. Senator for Louisiana in 1852, re-elected in 1857. Became a member of the Confederate Government in 1861, and served as Attorney-General and Secretary of War.But, but spendt most of his service as Secretary of State until 1865.
He is known as "The Brain of the Confederacy".

Index Norwegians: In Texas Confederate

By the outbreak of the War Between the States, there were some 350 Norwegians, of all ages and both sexes, residing in the State of Texas. The following 91 served in the Confederate army (in parenthesis is noted birthplace in Norway, if known).

Note that all names are indexed here in the spelling most frequently used on the muster rolls (more or less radically changed from the original Norwegian spelling). Full Norwegian name is given in connection with date and place of birth in the roster.

Name Birthplace Unit of Service
1. AANONSON, Simon A Froland 2nd Texas Infantry
2. ALBERTSON, Elif Holt 20th Texas Cavalry
3. ALBERTSON, Elling Holt 11th Texas Infantry
4. ALBERTSON, Tom Holt 11th Texas Infantry
Mechling's-Haldeman's Battery

5. ANDERSON, Andrew Høvåg 20th Texas Cavalry
6. ANDERSON, Anton Moss 1st Texas Infantry
7. ANDERSON, Knud Løten 11th Texas Infantry
8. ANDERSON, Ole A Åmli 1st Texas Heavy Artillery
9. ANDERSON, Otto Moss 6th Texas Cavalry
10. BENSON, John H Holt 10th Texas Cavalry
11. BROWN, Alexander Stavanger 20th Texas Cavalry
12. BROWN, Martin A Stavanger 13th Texas Infantry
13. CANUTESON, Canute H LaSalle co, Ill. 31st Texas Cavalry
14. CANUTESON, Christian ---------------- *
15. CANUTESON, Neil Suldal Frontier Texas Cavalry
16. CANUTESON, Ole A Kendall, N.Y. 30th Texas Cavalry
17. DAHL, Hendrick O Stange 30th Texas Cavalry
18. DAHLE, Oliver ---------------- 1st Texas Heavy Artillery
19. DOLSON, Benjamin Fredrikstad 26th Texas Cavalry
1st Texas Heavy Artillery

20. FOSS, Oley J Vestre Toten 3rd Texas Cavalry
21. GRAGARD, John J Lillesand CAPTAIN, 3rd Texas Cavalry
22. GRAGARD, Nicholas C Lillesand 3rd Texas Cavalry
23. GRANN, Helge J Vang 7th Texas Infantry
2rd Texas Cavalry

24. GREGARD, Thomas F Lillesand 1st Texas Infantry
28th Texas Cavalry

25. GRIMLAND, Gjeruld Åmli *
26. GRIMLAND, Gunsten Åmli 11th Texas Infantry
27. GRIMLAND, Neils Åmli 11th Texas Infantry
28. GRIMLAND, Ole Åmli 11th Texas Infantry
29. GRIMLAND, Yern Åmli *
30. HANSON, Charles Halden 3rd Texas Infantry
31. HILJESON, Tollef ---------------- 19th Texas Infantry
32. HOLVERSON, Aadne Skjold Frontier Texas Cavalry
33. HOLVERSON, Holver C Åmli "conscripts, Texas" *
34. JENSON, Even Tromøy 31st Texas Cavalry
35. JENSON, Hans Holt 3rd Texas Cavalry
36. JENSON, James S Holt Frontier Texas Cavalry
37. JENSON, Jens Tromøy *
38. JENSON, Jens [not same as 36] Holt *
39. JENSON, Oley Holt 3rd Texas Cavalry
40. JENSON, Peder ---------------- *
41. JOHNSON, Christopher Tromøy Frontier Texas Cavalry
42. JOHNSON, John Jœren Frontier Texas Cavalry
43. JOHNSON, Otto J Åmot Frontier Texas Cavalry
44. KNUDSON, Aanon Froland *
45. KNUDSON, Knud Tovdal 2d Texas Infantry
20th Texas Cavalry

46. LARSON, Lars ---------------- O. G. Jones' Battery
47. LEE, Olston O Holt A. T. Rainey's Company
13th Texas Cavalry

48. LINBURGH, Alexander M Grove (Grue) 31st Texas Cavalry
49. LUND, David Bergen 15th Texas Infantry
50. NELSON, Knud Froland 11th Texas Infantry
51. NELSON, William ---------------- 11th Texas Cavalry & Infantry Battalion
52. NEWMAN, Thomas A ---------------- 26th Texas Cavalry
53. NEYSTEL, John Åmli 11th Texas Infantry
54. NEYSTEL, Osman Åmli Frontier Texas Cavalry
55. NEYSTEL, Terry O Åmli *
56. NORTON, Alonzo B ---------------- 5th Texas Infantry
57. OLSEN, Alexander E ---------------- 1st Texas Heavy Artillery
58. OLSON, J ---------------- 4th Cavalry, Arizona Brigade
59. OLSON, Ole Løten 20th Texas Cavalry
60. OLSON, Ole R Tovdal *
61. OLSON, Ole W Tovdal 6th Texas Cavalry
62. OLSON, Sven Tovdal *
63. OULSON, Lars Løten 31st Texas Cavalry
64. PAASCHE, Elias Mississippi 4th Texas Cavalry
65. PEDERSON, Christopher Stange 31st Texas Cavalry
66. PIERSON, Peter Tromøy Frontier Texas Cavalry
67. POULSON, Casper A Stange 31st Texas Cavalry
68. POULSON, George H Stange 15th Texas Infantry
69. QUESTAD, Even Løten Frontier Texas Cavalry
70. REIERSON, Charles N Holt 31st Texas Cavalry
71. REIERSON, Christian A Kristiansand A. T. Rainey's Company
3rd Texas Cavalry

72. REIERSON, John H Kristiansand 2nd LIEUTENANT, 20th Texas Cavalry Letter
73. REIERSON, Otto Th Holt 3rd Texas Cavalry
74. SHEFTER, Antone Elverum 18th Texas Cavalry
75. SKIMLAND, Canute R Stord (?) Frontier Texas Cavalry
76. SKIMLAND, Elias R Stord (?) Frontier Texas Cavalry
77. SKIMLAND, R R Stord (?) *
78. SPAUNBURGH, Peter N Stange Good's-Douglas' Battery
79. STRAND, Christian O Elverum 7th Texas Infantry
58th Illinois Infantry (UNION)

80. SWENSON, Erik B Tynset 30th Texas Cavalry
81. SWENSON, Niels B Tynset 30th Texas Cavalry
82. SWENSON, Otto B Tynset Frontier Texas Cavalry
83. TARGARSON, Thomas Åmli 11th Texas Infantry
84. TELLEFSON, Ole C Kristiansand 1st Texas Heavy Artillery
Texas Marine Department

85. THODBERG, Samuel M ---------------- 11th Texas Infantry
86. THOMPSON, Andrew ---------------- 15th Texas Infantry
87. TONNESON, Tonnes Stavanger (?) *
88. TORGASON, Gregory Holt 11th Texas Infantry
ASSISTANT SURGEON, C.S.A

89. WARENSKJOLD, William Holt 2nd LIEUTENANT, 11th Texas Infantry
90. WIIN, Ole Løten Frontier Texas Cavalry
91. WILSON, George ---------------- 2d Texas Infantry
Texas Marine Department

Index Norwegians: Other Confederate States and Sevices

he 1860 census shows 188 Norwegians residing in the future 11 Confederate States, Texas excepted. There were 63 in Louisiana and 51 in Alabama - for the most part in New Orleans and Mobile -, with a small number scattered in Mississippi, Tennessee, Florida, Virginia, Georgia, Arkansas, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

Only 46 individuals have been identified as Confederate soldiers or sailors, but this number must probably be multiplied by 3 in order to arrive at a reasonable estimate of the total number of Norwegians who served in the Confederate military forces outside of Texas. Not all the records of the individuals listed below have yet been examined, thus there may be one or two Swedes or Danes among them. Very much research remains to be done with regard to this subject.

Note that all names are indexed here in the spelling most frequently used on the muster rolls (in parenthesis is noted birthplace in Norway, if known). Full Norwegian name is given in connection with date and place of birth in the roster, if known.

Name	Birthplace	Unit
BROWN, Peter William		5th Louisiana Infantry
BROWN, Charles		CSS Tennessee
CLARK, Charles		CSS Tennessee
CRONANDER, S. M.		8th Louisiana Infantry
GUNDERSON, Edward	Solør	6th Louisiana Infantry
HELDT, William H	N.C.	2d North Carolina Artillery 1st North Carolina Artillery
HENNINGSON, F		10th Louisiana Infantry
HEYER, August		CSS Livingston
JOHNSON, William E		41st Virginia Infantry CSS Virginia (Merrimack)
KNUDSEN, Ole		17th Tennessee Infantry
KNUDSON, Andrew		*
LEWIS, Carl		10th Louisiana Infantry
MARTIN, Samuel	Kragerø	CSS Florida
MODIEN, John	Christiania (Oslo)	6th Louisiana Infantry
NELSON, Frank		8th Louisiana Infantry
OHLSON, Charles M		CAPTAIN, 4th Arkansas Infantry
OLSEN, Charles		CSS Alabama
OLSEN, C. M.		1st South Carolina Rifles (Militia)
OLSEN, Gabriel	Kristiansand	24th Alabama Infantry
OLSEN, James		1st (Olmstead's) Georgia Infantry
OLSEN, James		1st Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
OLSEN, Knude	Tysvœr	10th Tennessee Infantry
OLSEN, Lars		3rd South Carolina Reserves
OLSON, Alexander		1st South Carolina State Troops
OLSON, C. F.		37th Alabama Infantry
OLSON, H.J		QM - CSS VIRGINIA II
OLSON, John		11th Mississippi Infantry
OLSON ,Lars		1st South Carolina State Troops
OLSON, P.B		37th Alabama Infantry
OMBERG, William F	Floyd Co,GA	8th Georgia Infantry
REISERSON, Oscar	Lillesand	35th Virginia Cavalry Battalion
THOMPSON, Nicolai	Mandal	Alabama ? *
THORDALSEN, Thomas		8th Louisiana Infantry
THURSTON, Ole		9th Louisiana Infantry
WITTER, McMillan	AR	3rd Mississippi Infantry
AADLAND, Lars	Tysvœr	*

* = UNIT UNKNOWN. No National Archives service records exist, but reliable statements of said person's service has been located elsewhere (pension records, obituaries, family histories, letters,etc.)

Louisiana Militia (scandinavien)

Not much is known about what was probably the only distinctly Scandinavian unit in the Confederate army, the Scandinavian Guards of New Orleans. Its muster roll, with the names of 100 officers and men, is reproduced here. This is the only roll in existence, and was provided by the Military Library, Louisiana National Guard (Jackson Barracks, New Orleans)

According to existing papers, the Scandinavian Guards was probably organized early November 1861. It became Company A of the Chalmette Regiment, Louisiana Militia, led by Colonel Ignatius Szymanski, native of Poland and known as "Old Sky". The regiment was entirely made up of foreigners. They were only to be called into service when the situation in the vicinity demanded it, in accordance with the regulations for local defense troops, established by act of C.S Congress on 21 August 1861.

A letter from an anonymous Danish ex-member of the Scandinavian Guards, dated New Orleans 15 Aug 62, sheds a little light on the organization of the company: ".. In order to avoid coming among so many different nationals, each nation organized its own companies for the defense of New Orleans. We now formed a company of Danes, Swedes, and some Norwegians, which was styled the Scandinavian Guards. We were armed with revolver-rifles,..., sword bayonet, dagger and pistol in the belt.." [printed in Almuevennen (Christiania (Oslo), Norway) no. 45, 8 November 1862, p. 359-60]

STAFF
Edward FRY	- Captain
James OTTESEN	- 1st Lieutenant
P. O. KORNBECK	- 2d Lieutenant
Charles VOLLMERS	- 3rd Lieutenant
Anthon BERG	- 1st Sergeant

Sergeants	Corporals
BERG, Theodore	BERCHTOLD, S.
BUGLE, Fred	BLOOM, Henry
BUNCK, August	DEKOKER, Charles
LINDWOOD, Charles	ENGLAND, Axel
MARKS, M.	MILLER, Charles
MCCAVLEY, M.

ACK, H.
AMESLAND, Richard
ANDERSON, John
BEHR, Charles
BERG, P. E.
BRANDES, S. E.
BURNEMAN, G. W.
BURNS, Patrick
CAMPBELL, James
CARLSON, C. G.
CARLSON, C. J. [same as above?]
CHASSAIGNE, Charles
CHRISTENSEN, B.
COLLINS, William
CONWAY, Robert E.

KREIS, John
LARSEN, John
LEVY, Jacob
LEVY, Phil
MADSEN, P.
MARGEL [Markel], John
METZGER, Frank
MILLER, Rasmus
MOORBECK, Frank
NELSEN, Andrew
NELSON, George
NELSEN, Julius
NELSON, Peter
NELSON, William

OLSEN, Charles
OLSEN, N.
OSTERMAN, J. L.
PETERSEN, Key
PETERSEN, P.U.
POTT, William
QUINN, Frank
QUINN, John
REINIKE, Ernst
RICHARDSON, R. N. C.
SCHENE, Jacob
SCHMIDT, F.
SCHREIBER, H.
SCHULTZ, H.
SMITH, Laurence
SPORL, C.

STEVENS, Charles
STEWART, Thomas
SUTTER, Adolph
SWENSON, Charles C.
TRAUTH, J. A.
VERNER, Adam
WANG, George
WHITE, John
WHITE, Richard
WHITMORE, N.
WILLIAMS, John
ZETTEWIG, E.

In the early months of 1862 (February-April), Governor Thomas O. Moore of Louisiana arranged with Maj. Gen. Mansfield Lovell, commanding Department No. 1 (primarily the defenses of New Orleans), to transfer two brigades of militiamen to Confederate service. Lovell accepted 11 regiments and 2 battalions of "Volunteer State Troops" (including the Chalmette Regiment). These regiments were to be mustered into 90 days national service only, under the command of state Brig. Genls. Benjamin Buisson and Edward Tracy. The Chalmette Regiment entered Confederate service on 25 February 62, as part of Buisson's 1st Brigade.

In April 1862, Lovell organized the defenses of New Orleans into two districts; the Coast Defenses (exterior lines) under Brig. Gen.. Johnson K. Duncan, and the Chalmette-McGehee Defenses (interior lines) under Brig. Gen. Martin L. Smith. Buisson's 1780 poorly armed state volunteers were assigned to Smith's command. On April 5, the Chalmette Regiment, with a strength of about 500 men, arrived at Quarantine Station, about 5 miles above Forts Saint Philip and Jackson, to guard the approaches to the city from the sea through the bayous and canals, on both sides of the river. Shortly afterwards, however, unprecedented high water dislogded many of the troops, who had to be removed to the west bank. Company D was detached to man the water battery at Fort Saint Philip.

On 18 April the Union Navy began a six-day bombardment of Forts St. Philip and Jackson. Then, on 24 April, the Federal fleet blasted past the forts and landed 18000 men on the eastern shore, near Fort St. Philip. The entire Chalmette Regiment (except Company D) was captured and paroled at Quarantine Station on 24 April 1862.

Lieutenant George H. Perkins of the USS Cayuga described the scene in a letter dated New Orleans, April 27, 1862:
"..The Cayuga still led the way up the river and at daylight we discovered a regiment of infantry encamped on shore. As we were very close in, I shouted to them to come on board and deliver up their arms, or we would blow them all to pieces. It seemed rather odd for a regiment on shore to be surrendering to a ship! They hauled down their colors, and the Colonel and command came on board and gave themselves up as prisoners of war. The regiment was called the Chalmette Regiment, and has been quite a famous one. The officers were released on parole and allowed to retain their sidearms, all except one Captain, who I discovered was from New Hampshire..."

At the military court of inquiry assembled in Jackson, Miss., to investigate the fall of New Orleans, Colonel Szymanski made the following statement when asked about the surrender of his regiment (April 18, 1863):
"When the forts were passed, just about break of day, the fleet came upon my small camp and opened fire. After losing some 30 men killed and wounded, without a possibility of escape or rescue- perfectly at the mercy of the enemy, he being able to cut the levee and drown me out- I thought it my duty to surrender. A single shell could have cut the light embankment."

Later, when Union Maj. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler assumed command in New Orleans, the officers and men of the Volunteer State Troops residing in the city were arrested as prisoners of war, and those who did not take the loyalty oath were exchanged on 8 October 62 near Vicksburg, Miss. The majority did take the oath, but a number enlisted in Confederate Louisiana units serving in the Vicksburg area.

Norwegian soldiers on Civil War battlefields

At the upcoming reenactment of the Battle of Chickamauga in Georgia, a Norwegian Civil War story will be told. In September, the 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry will be recreated at Chickamauga to tell an almost forgotten tale of brave immigrants turned soldiers.

News of Norway, issue 4, 1999

Led by Colonel Hans Christian Heg, the 15th Wisconsin was known as the Scandinavian regiment. Though thousands of Norwegians served on both sides of the war, the 15th in the Federal Army was the only Scandinavian regiment on either side. The soldiers of the 15th were predominantly Norwegian, including Col. Heg, but there were officers and enlisted men from Denmark and Sweden as well. The soldiers of the 15th were immigrants who had settled in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The idea to include the Scandinavian regiment in the reenactment that takes place Sep. 17-19 came from Scott Meeker, a computer software salesman from Wisconsin. Meeker, who has been a Civil War reenactor for years, was working with a reenactment group in Wisconsin, piecing together parts of the 15th Wisconsin's story and reenacting it for the public in Norwegian- American communities in Wisconsin. Late in the summer of 1997, Meeker heard about the plans to reenact the Battle of Chickamauga, where the 15th suffered large losses. "I thought that it would be very special if we could arrange for the 15th to be portrayed as a part of the overall reenactment and got involved with trying to make that happen," Meeker said. In order to pitch the idea to the Chickamauga organizing committee, Meeker needed to know more about the story he was pitching. A reenactment is not the mere physical portrayal of a historical moment.

According to Meeker, the participants need to know who their characters were, what the dynamics of the regiment were like and so on. The reenactors not only paint the picture but they relive and experience a situation that took place over a hundred years ago. For an untrained eye, a reenactment might look like utter chaos, but every battle is carefully planned, in detail, years in advance.

When taking a closer look at the 15th, Meeker discovered that a lot of the 15th's history was inaccessible to him due to a language barrier, as the literature about the regiment was mostly in Norwegian. Meeker then began doing his own research. The results of his research so far can be seen at the 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry web site at www.15thwisconsin.net. Meeker said that he felt this was the best way to make the material accessible to the public.

The web site offers the full history of the 15th and profiles many of the soldiers and their stories. Currently, Meeker is working on finding the personal stories and destinies of the 906 officers and enlisted men of the 15th Wisconsin. One can also find the latest news on the upcoming reenactment at Chickamauga.

There is also a help page on the web as Meeker is dependent upon information from relatives or family friends in order to piece together the story of the 15th. Currently, he is in search of the name of an unknown soldier, whose picture is displayed on the page.

The 15th Wisconsin reenactment at Chickamauga will be closed to the general public. However, a special viewing arrangement has been granted to descendants of the 15th's soldiers, a group visiting from Scandinavia and others who have a special interest in the 15th Wisconsin, according to Meeker. The special guests will get to watch the battle at the Viniard's Farm, which takes place early Saturday morning on Sep. 18.

The Battle of Chickamauga, which took place Sep. 12-20, 1863, was the second bloodiest battle of the Civil War. In 4 hours of battle, the 15th Wisconsin suffered around 50 percent casualties. When the 15th went into the fight on the right wing of the Federal Army under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Johnson, there were 176 officers and enlisted men. The morning after the battle, only 75 officers and enlisted men answered roll call. A number of the 15th's men ended up in the notorious Andersonville Prison Camp. If it hadn't been for two companies left behind at Island No. 10, which the 15th helped capture, the 15th Wisconsin would have ceased to exist. For their bravery at Chickamauga, several of the 15th's soldiers were awarded the rank of Brevet Captain.

Col. Heg, who had been crucial in recruiting the men of the Scandinavian regiment that was mustered into service on Feb. 14, 1862, at Camp Randall in Madison, Wis., was among the casualties. The popular Norwegian born officer who had emigrated to the U.S. in 1840 died in a field hospital the day after the battle.

He would never know that Major General William S. Rosencrans, commander of the Army of the Cumberland, had intended to promote Heg to Brigadier General. Heg was still the highest ranked Wisconsin soldier killed in the Civil War, though. Rosencrans, who was relieved of his duty as commander of the Army of the Cumberland after the defeat at Chickamauga, said of Heg: "His bravery, demonstrated in many engagements, is unquestioned. It is not however, the reckless daring of an unskilled and careless man, but the cool and determined valor of a competent, thoughtful commander. He is prudent, but not timid; deliberate, but not slow in movement. In person he is of medium size, rather slender, and with features more than ordinarily prepossessing. With the courage he has power of endurance so natural to the Scandinavian, and well calculated to share the hardships and privations of a march as he directs the movements of his command."

Heg, who was the first Norwegian elected to a Wisconsin state-wide office, was buried at the Norway Lutheran Church Cemetery near Wind Lake, Wisc.

But the 15th Wisconsin cannot only be found in Georgia this fall. The history of the Scandinavian regiment will also appear at an outdoor history museum during Southeastern Wisconsin Labor Day weekend. The event will include a reunion of descendants of the 15th's soldiers, a warm up event for the reenactors and portrayal of what life was like for the 15th Wisconsin soldiers of the Federal Army. Two weeks later, the reenactors of the 15th Wisconsin will be among some 10,000 people expected to take part at Chickamauga.

Information
Scott Meeker can be contacted via e-mail at s.c.meeker@mailbag.com or mail to
3301 High Road, Middleton, WI 53562.

To learn more about the 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, please visit www.15thwisconsin.net This Article is found at http://www.norway.org/News/archive/1999/199904battlefields.htm

Norwegians capture of Fort Donelson

Following the capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, 16 February 1862, some 30 Norwegians are reported to have been among the Confederate prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois.

Surgeon Stephen O. Himoe, 15th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, writes from Camp Randall, Madison, Wisconsin, 25 February 1862: "..Major Riis [Major Carl M. Riise, 15th Wisconsin] was also on the train during the return trip from Chicago, where he had seen the Norwegian prisoners. There are about 30 of them...."
[Waldemar Ager, Oberst Heg og hans gutter, p. 250-51]

Captured identified soldiers that was prisoners in the camp during the war :

Private GRANN, Helge J - 7th TEXAS Infantry Regiment
( CAP: 16th Feb`62, Fort Donalson, TN - EXCH: 20th Apr `62, Vicksburg, MS

Private / 5th Sergeant KNUDSON, Ole - 17th TENNESSEE Infantry Regiment
CAP: 19th Sep `63, Chickamauga - EXCH: Paroled on Oath 28th Jun 65, Point Lookout, MD

Private STRAND, O.A - 7th TEXAS Infantry Regiment
CAP:16th Feb`62, Fort Donalson,TN - EXCH: 20th Apr `62, Vicksburg, MS

Private SHEFTER, Antone - 18th TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 11th Jan Arkansas Post,`63 - EXCH: 10th Apr `63, City Point, VA

ALTON MILITARY PRISON - IL
Private OLSEN, Knude - 10th TENNESSEE Infantry Regiment
CAP : 28th Dec `64, Egypt's Station, MS - EXCH: Paroled on Oath 17 Jan `65, Alton Military Prison, IL

CAMP MORTON - IN
Private REIERSON, Otto Th. - 3rd TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 14th Jun `64, Lost Mountain, GA - EXCH: June `65 (?)

ELIMIRA MILITARY PRISON - NY
Private GUNDERSON, Edward - Co I (Irish Brigade, Co A), 6th LOUISIANA Infantry Regiment
CAP: 5th May 1864, Mine Run, VA - EXCH: Oath taken the 19th June `65, Elimira, NY

FORT DICK ROBINSON - KY
Private OLSEN, Gabriel - 24th ALABAMA Infantry Regiment
CAP : On the retreat from the Kentucky Campaign 9th Oct `62 - EXCH: 18th Oct `62

FORT COLUMBUS - NY
Private BROWN, Peter William - 5th LOUISIANA Infantry Regiment
CAP : 24th May `62, Bottom's Bridge, VA - EXCH: 5th Aug `62 , Aiken's Landing, VA

KEMPER BARRACKS - OH
Captain OHLSON, Charles M - 4th ARKANSAS Infantry Regiment
CAP : Unknown, prob.in July `63 - EXCH: 6th Oct `63, Kemper Barracks, Cincinnatti, OH

SHIP`S ISLAND - MS
Landsman / 2nd Master - BROWN, Charles - CSS Tennessee
CAP: 5th Aug `64, Battle of Mobile Bay, AL - EXCH: ?

Seaman / L.C. - CLARK, Charles - CSS Tennessee
CAP: 5th Aug `64, Battle of Mobile Bay, AL - EXCH: ?

ST. LOUIS - MO (either Gratiot Street Military Prison or Myrtle Street Prison )
Private REIERSON, Charles N - 31st Texas Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 12th Oct `62 near Bentonville, AR EXCH: 23rd Apr `63, Allen's Point, VA

Brigadier-General HANSON Weightman , Roger - Kentucky Orphan Brigade
CAP: 16th Feb `62 Fort Donalson, TN - EXCH: ?

Private AANONSON, Simon A - 2nd TEXAS Infantry Regiment
CAP: 4th Jul `63, Vicksburg, MS - EXCH: Paroled 7th Jul `63

Private / 1st Sergeant ANDERSON, Ole A - 1st TEXAS Heavy Artillery Regiment/ Mason's Battery, Nichols' Battery
CAP: sometime in `63, place unknown - EXCH: was released after the end of the war in `65

Private FOSS, Oley J. - 3rd TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 15th Oct `63, Brownsville, MS - EXCH: Not exchanged during the rest of the war

Captain GRAGARD, John J. - 3rd TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 23rd Jul `64, Rolling Fork, MS - EXCH: 29th Jul `64 , near Vicksburg, MS

Private GREGARD, Thomas F. - 28th TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP:20 Jul `62, Gaines' Landing, AR - EXCH: in Nov`62, near Vicksburg, MS

Private KNUDSON, Knud S - 2nd TEXAS Infantry Regiment
CAP: 4th Jul `63, Vicksburg, MS - EXCH: Paroled 4th Jul `63

Private OLSON, C. F.- 37th ALABAMA Infantry Regiment
CAP: 9th Oct `62, Corinth, MS - EXCH: 8th Nov `62, Vicksburg, MS

Private OLSON, P. B.- 37th ALABAMA Infantry Regiment
CAP: 9th Oct `62, Corinth, MS - EXCH: 8th Nov `62, Vicksburg, MS

Private SPAUNBURGH, Peter N - 1st TEXAS Artillery Regiment/ GOOD's - DOUGLAS' TEXAS Battery
CAP: Left sick (wounded?) at Barboursville, Kentucky, 29th Aug `62. Died there 3rd Sep `62

Private STRAND, O.A - 7th TEXAS Infantry Regiment
CAP:13th Jul `63,Yazoo City - EXCH: Paroled taken Oath 17th Aug `63, Cairo, IL

Private THURSTON, Ole - 9th LOUISIANA Infantry Regiment
CAP : prob.Winchester, VA, May/Jun `62 - EXCH: sometime Jun `62,Winchester, VA

Private POULSON, George H, 15th TEXAS Infantry Regiment
CAP: 18th May `64,Yellow Bayou, LA - EXCH: 22nd Jul` 64, Red River Landing, LA

Private / 1st Sergeant ANDERSON, Ole A - 1st TEXAS Heavy Artillery Regiment/ Mason's Battery, Nichols' Battery
CAP: sometime in `63, place unknown - EXCH: was released after the end of the war in `65

Private FOSS, Oley J. - 3rd TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 15 Oct `63, Brownsville, MS - EXCH: Not exchanged during the rest of the war

Private GUNDERSON, Edward - Co I (Irish Brigade, Co A), 6th LOUISIANA Infantry Regiment
CAP: 5th May 1864, Mine Run, VA - EXCH: Oath taken the 19th June `65, Elimira, NY

Private / 5th Sergeant KNUDSON, Ole - 17th TENNESSEE Infantry Regiment
CAP: 19th Sep `63, Chickamauga - EXCH: Paroled on Oath 28th Jun 65, Point Lookout, MD

Private OLSEN, Knude - 10th TENNESSEE Infantry Regiment
CAP : 28th Dec `64, Egypt's Station, MS - EXCH: Paroled on Oath 17 Jan `65, Alton Military Prison, IL

Private REIERSON, Otto Th. - 3rd TEXAS Cavalry Regiment
CAP: 14th Jun `64, Lost Mountain, GA - EXCH: June `65 (?)

Private SPAUNBURGH, Peter N - 1st TEXAS Artillery Regiment/ GOOD's - DOUGLAS' TEXAS Battery
CAP: Left sick (wounded?) at Barboursville, Kentucky, 29th Aug `62. Died there 3rd Sep `62.

Federal prisoner John McElroy, a private of Co. L, 16th Illinois Cavalry, described his arrival at Savannah, Georgia, after a stay in Andersonville: "..Our guards were now mostly sailors from the rebel fleet in the harbor - Irishmen, Englishmen and Scandinavians..."

[John McElroy, "This Was Andersonville", p. 183]

NOTE: As far as we know, 110 Norwegian Federal soldiers was at Andersonville and 79 of these died there. Most of them was from 15th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, and been captured during Chichamuga and New Hope Church battles.

Norwegians who served in the Texas Militia

The following is a list of the Norwegians who served in the Texas Militia, Texas State Troops (TST), or other local defense military organizations. These were mostly small units which were in the field for a limited time only. This is just a survey - a more detailed roster will follow in a later edition. Those marked with * saw subsequent Confederate service. (All privates except otherwise noted.)

Name	Unit	Countys
1. (185?/31) ALBERTSON, Andrew	Capt W S Shaw's Reserve Inf Co	(Nueces co)
2. (1858/22) ALBERTSON, Elling*	Co F, 1st Cav Regt, TST
3. (1851/53) ANDERSON, Andrew*	2d Sgt, Capt O Vanpool's "Trinity Guards" Cav Co Co I, 4th Regt, TST (?)	(Kaufman co)
4. (1851/6) ANDERSON, Knud*	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)
5. (1848/7) ANDERSON, Otto F*	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
6. (1859/2) COLWICK, Ovee	Co K, 1st Regt, TST Co A, 2d Frontier District (Bosque co)	(Bosque & Coryell cos)
7. (1846/48) GUNSTENSON, Ole	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
8. (1848/21) HALVERSON, Elling	Capt J L Caldwell's Reserve Co	(Freestone co)
9. (186?/20) HANSON, Charles*	W H Redwood's Co, Rio Grande Regt, TST
10. ( ------- ) HANSON, John	W H Redwood's Co, Rio Grande Regt, TST
11. (1848/22) HANSON, Knud	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
12. (1848/1) HOLVERSON, Holver C*	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
13. (1854/8) HUSE, Borre	Capt S Fossett's Minute Men	(Bosque co)
14. (1851/23) JOHNSON, Andrew	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
16. (1853/89) KOLSTADT, Seran	Capt P J Simmons' Reserve Inf Co Co E, Col L W Cooper's Regt, TST (?)	(Anderson co)
17. (1846/6) NELSON, Even	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)
18. (1841/3) NORBOE, Peter	Ordn Sgt, Co C, 20th Inf Battalion, TST
19. (--------) OLSELN, Ole	Co B, 1st Frontier District	(Montague co)
20. (1853/43) OLSON, Lars*	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)
21. (1846/43) OLSON, Ole R*	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)
22. (1846/39) OLSON, Sven*	Capt H F Bridge's Reserve Co	(Henderson co)
23. (1859/11) OMENSON, Omen	Co B, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
24. (1851/11) PEARSON, Peter	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)

26. (1857/2) POULSON, Poul	Capt S Fossett's Minute Men	(Bosque co)
25. (1853/60) PIERSON, Peter*	1st Corp, Co B, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
27. (1851/7) QUESTAD, Carl	Co A, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
28. (1851/9) QUESTAD, Even*	Capt S Fossett's Minute Men	(Bosque co)
29. (1853/54) RAGSTAD, Berger	Co A, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
30. (1845/11) REIERSON, Charles N*	Capt H W Kyser's "Kaufman Guards No 1" Cav Co	(Kaufman co)
31. (1845/13) REIERSON, Jens L	Co A, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
32. (1845/7) REIERSON, John H*	Capt J R Johnson's Prairieville Co	(Kaufman co)
33. (1845/3) REIERSON, John R	Minute Men	(Kaufman co)
34. (1845/2) REIERSON, Otto*	Capt J Wharton's "Texas Wide Awakes"	(Kaufman co)
35. (1851/28) RINGNESS, Ole J	Co B, 2d Frontier District	(Bosque co)
36. (1851/20) SWENSON, Otto B*	Capt S Fossett's Minute Men	(Bosque co)
37. (185?/29) TOLLIFER/TOLLISON, Hans	Capt E A Pearson's "Matagorda Coast Guards" Inf Co "LaVaca County Minute Men"	(Matagorda co) (LaVaca co)
38. (---------) TURGERSON, O	Co G, 2d Cav Regt, TST
39. (1847/15) VANSHAW, William*	Co F, 1st Cav Regt, TST
40. (1859/18) WALD, Ole	Co K, 1st Regt, TST	(Bosque & Coryell cos)

Soldiers from Swedish that was in the American civil war 1861-1865

Rossander, Charles Augustus of Providence, R. I., born in Sweden; Jan. 5 or Feb. 11, 1862 1stlt., Co. L, 3rd R. I. Artillery Rgt. April 15, 1862 detached at North Edisto, S. C. June 15, 1862 detached at James Island, S. C. with light Co. C; July 15, 1862 detached with Co. E, 3rd U. S. Artillery Rgt. Feb. 7, 1863 resigned; July 1, 1863 returned from duty with 3rd U. S. Artillery Rgt. June 5, 1867 2ndlt., 6th U. S. Cavalry Rgt. Sept. 17, 1867 died.
Sources: Register of Rhode Island Volunteers 1861-1865
Bergland, Eric, born in Sweden; Ill. 2ndlt. and 1stlt., 57th Ill. Infantry Rgt. June 15, 1869 graduated from West Point; 1896 retired as maj., Corps of Engineers.
Ernst Mattias Peter Von Vegesack
Clarke, Charles Magnus, born in Sweden; capt./brevet maj. 6th Ohio Infantry Rgt. post-war 1868 drowned as 1stlt., 19th U. S. Infantry Rgt.
Peterson, Alfred, seaman, U.S. Navy. 1838 born in Sweden; Oct. 3, 1862 earned Medal of Honor aboard USS Commodore Perry in the attack upon Franklin, Va. where with enemy fire raking the deck of his ship and blockades thwarting her progress, Peterson remained at his post and performed his duties with skill and courage as the USS Commodore Perry fought a gallant battle to silence many rebel batteries as she steamed down the Blackwater River; April 3, 1863 awarded Medal of Honor; unknown burial.
Read, Charles A., 1837 born in Sweden; coxswain, U. S. Navy; June 19, 1864 earned Medal of Honor aboard USS Kearsarge when she destroyed the Alabama off Cherbourg, France. Acting as the first sponger of the pivot gun during this bitter engagement, Read exhibited marked coolness and good conduct and was highly recommended for his gallantry under fire by his divisional officer; Dec. 31, 1864 awarded Medal of Honor; unknown burial.
Charles J. Stolbrand born at Kristianstad, Sweden. His bio in Generals in Blue by Warner.
Swanson, John, 1842 born in Sweden; seaman, U. S. Navy; Jan. 15, 1865 earned Medal of Honor aboard USS Santiago de Cuba during the assault on Ft. Fisher, N. C. As one of a boat crew detailed to one of the generals on shore, Swanson bravely entered the fort in the assault and accompanied his party in carrying dispatches at the height of the battle. He was one of six men who entered the fort in the assault from the fleet; June 22, 1865 awarded Medal of Honor; buried at Indianapolis, Ind.
Smith, Oloff, 1833 born in Sweden; Coxswain, U. S. Navy; Aug. 5, 1864 earned Medal of Honor aboard USS Richmond during action against forts and gunboats and with the ram CSS Tennessee in Mobile Bay, Ala. Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks, Smith performed his duties with skill and courage throughout the furious two-hour battle which resulted in the surrender of the ram CSS Tennessee and in the damaging and destruction of batteries at Ft. Morgan; Dec. 31, 1864 awarded Medal of Honor; unknown burial.
Von Vegesack, Ernest, born in Sweden; enlisted at New York city; maj. and aide de camp, U. S. Volunteers. June 27, 1862 earned Medal of Honor at Gaines Mill, Va. where while voluntarily serving as aide de camp, successfully and advantageously charged the position of troops under fire; Aug. 23, 1893 awarded Medal of Honor; buried at Stockholm, Sweden.
Rear Admiral John A.B. Dahlgren: November 13, 1809 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1870
HANSON, Weightman 'Old Flintlock' , Roger - Brigadier General Commander of the 1st Kentucky Orphan Brigade - CSA
FORSBERG, Augustus L. - Colonel
HAMMARSKJÖLD, Carl ( Charles
HALLONQUIST, James Henry - Lieutenant Colonel

Swedish that fight in the Confederate (A)

Swedish that fight in the Confederate

Name Residence Rank State Served Enlist Age Enlist Date Enlist Place Survived War Allegiance

Anderson, Aaron Tattnall County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Mar 4 1862 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Aaron Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Aaron Private Kentucky Unknown Oct 4 1862 Whitesburg, KY Survived Confederate

Anderson, Aaron B Corporal Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abijah Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abner Unknown Virginia Unknown May 28 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Abner E Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abner W Private Virginia Unknown Feb 28 1862 Nottoway County, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Abraham White County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Feb 11 1863 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Abraham Franklin County, VA Private Virginia 28 Jun 1 1861 Richmond, VA Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abraham Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abraham Private Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Abram A Private North Carolina 28 Jan 20 1862 Cherokee County, NC Died Confederate

Anderson, Acel Private Virginia Unknown Aug 14 1861 Boone Court House, WV Survived Confederate

Anderson, Adam Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Adam C Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Addison P Henderson County, NC Private North Carolina 23 Jul 15 1862 Henderson County, NC Survived Confederate

Anderson, Albert Unknown Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Albert A Sergeant Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Albert A Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Albert Galleton Buncombe County, NC Private North Carolina 45 Jul 23 1861 Buncombe County, NC Survived Confederate

Anderson, Albert J Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Albert J. B. Private Virginia 23 Apr 24 1861 Pittsylvania County, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Sergeant Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Webster County, WV Private Virginia 17 Webster County, WV Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Tennessee Unknown Oct 19 1861 Hartsville, Sumner Co., TN Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private North Carolina 24 May 24 1861 Bolle's Battery Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Cumberland County, NC Private North Carolina Unknown Mar 4 1863 Cumberland County, NC Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Davidson County, TN Private Tennessee Unknown Jun 15 1861 Nashville, TN Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Second Lieutenant Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander C Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander C Carroll County, VA Adjutant Virginia Unknown May 15 1862 Wytheville, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander C Private Confederate States Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander F Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander J Bladen County, NC Private North Carolina 25 Apr 14 1862 Bladen County, NC Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander L Private Florida Unknown Apr 5 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alexander P Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alexander W Private Louisiana Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Private Kentucky Unknown Nov 4 1861 Pike County, KY Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Private Kentucky Unknown Oct 28 1861 Pike County, KY Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Sergeant Kentucky Unknown Feb 12 1862 Pike County, KY Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Berrien County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Mar 22 1862 Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred Adjutant Virginia Unknown Jun 7 1861 Richmond Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alfred A Private Virginia Unknown Feb 19 1862 Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred A Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred A Private Virginia Unknown Dec 8 1862 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Alfred E Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred E Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred F Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred L Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred M Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alfred S Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen B Sergeant Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen Hinton Corporal Florida Unknown Mar 8 1862 Monticello, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Allen L Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen L Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen M Private Florida Unknown Aug 14 1862 Lake City, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Allen R Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen R Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Allen S Captain Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alonzo D Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alonzo M Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alvin H First Sergeant Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Alvin H Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Ambrose Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Ambrose Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Amos Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Amos Ashe County, NC Private North Carolina 19 Aug 15 1862 Died Confederate

Anderson, Amos Sergeant Tennessee Unknown Aug 12 1861 Knoxville, TN Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Amos J Private Virginia Unknown Jan 1 1863 Stickleyville, VA Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Amzi D Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Anderson P Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Corporal Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Florida 22 May 24 1861 St Augustine, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Florida Unknown May 24 1861 St Augustine, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Captain Kentucky Unknown Texas Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Private Confederate States Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew B First Sergeant Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Broaddus Second Lieutenant Virginia Unknown Jul 10 1861 Union Church, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Andrew H Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J New Hanover County, NC Private North Carolina 19 Jun 6 1861 New Hanover County, NC Died Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Sergeant South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Iredell County, NC Sergeant North Carolina 21 Jun 7 1861 Iredell County, NC Died Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Virginia 22 May 20 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew J Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew N Private Louisiana Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Andrew Perry Nothern Dist., Augusta County, VA Private Virginia 19 May 15 1862 Churchville, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Andrew W Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Angus Private Florida Unknown Oct 15 1862 Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Angus L Corporal Florida Unknown   Survived Confederate

Anderson, Antonio Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Arch L Private Louisiana Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Archer Lieutenant Colonel Virginia Unknown Apr 21 1861 Richmond, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Archibald Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Archibald Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Archibald Aaron Private Virginia 26 Aug 15 1862 Richmond Survived Confederate

Anderson, Archibald E Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Archibald T Sergeant Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Armstrong Private Louisiana Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Arthur H Sergeant Virginia Unknown May 1 1861 Manassas, VA Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Asa Private Florida Unknown May 15 1861 Monticello, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Asa Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Asa Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Asa A Private Florida Unknown Feb 12 1863 Camp Leon, FL Survived Confederate

Anderson, Asa J Second Lieutenant Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Audley Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Audley Sullivan County, TN Private Tennessee Unknown Aug 14 1861 Knoxville, TN Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Augustus Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Augustus Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Augustus Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Ausburn Wilkes County, NC Private North Carolina 33 Sep 22 1862 Near Petersburg, VA Died Confederate

Swedish that fight in the Confederate (B)

Swedish that fight in the Confederate

Name Residence Rank State Served Enlist Age Enlist Date Enlist Place Survived War Allegiance

Anderson, B Union County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Aug 31 1861 Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B Tattnall County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Aug 31 1861 Died Confederate

Anderson, B Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B A Sergeant South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B C Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B C Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Sergeant Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Sergeant Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B D Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B E First Sergeant Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Alabama Unknown   Survived Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Sergeant Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Corporal Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Virginia Unknown Dec 31 1862 Grayson County, VA Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Sergeant Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Corporal Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B F Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B H Private Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B H Marion County, GA Corporal Georgia Unknown May 6 1862 Died Confederate

Anderson, B J Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B J Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B J Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B J Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B L Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B L Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B L. G. Private North Carolina 32 May 31 1861 New Hanover County, NC Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B M Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B P Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B S Sergeant Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B S Sergeant Georgia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B W Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, B W Sergeant Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Bailey J Private Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Barbour W Dale County, AL Private Alabama 23 Aug 15 1862 Dale County, AL Died Confederate

Anderson, Barney Private South Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Barney Private Virginia Unknown Jul 8 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Bartlett C Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Bayliss Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Bayliss E Blacksmith Texas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Lieutenant Colonel Kentucky Unknown Oct 10 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private North Carolina Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Virginia 38 Jul 17 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Captain Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Corporal Kentucky Unknown Sep 10 1862 Lexington, KY Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin White County, GA Private Georgia Unknown Mar 4 1863 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Missouri Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin B Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin C Private Virginia 36 May 12 1861 Clarksville, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin D Private Virginia Unknown Mar 2 1862 Centreville, VA Died Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin D Sergeant Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin D Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin D Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin D Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Private Virginia Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Corporal Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Private Arkansas Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Lumpkin County, GA Private Georgia 18 Mar 4 1862 Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Private Mississippi Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin F Private Tennessee Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin M Major Kentucky Unknown May 2 1861 New Orleans, LA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin M Major Kentucky Unknown Jul 19 1861 Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin M Captain Louisiana Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin S Private Alabama Unknown   Unknown Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin S Private Virginia Unknown May 11 1861 Petersburg, VA Survived Confederate

Anderson, Benjamin S Private Virginia Unknown