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Civil War Veterans

Dedicated to the valiant soldiers on both sides of this tragic war!

Memorial to Antietam Post G. A. R. in Oakwood Cemetery, Parsons, Kansas

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FEATURED BIOGRAPHIES & OBITUARIES:

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MONUMENT IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS OF 1ST REGIMENT KANSAS COLORED VOLUNTEERS (FORT SCOTT, KS.)

LINKS TO TWO ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO PRESERVING THE HISTORY OF THESE GALLANT GENTLEMEN.

http://suvcwks.org/

CHAPLAIN'S REPORTS OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS:

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Report of Department Chaplain Nineteenth Annual Encampment

Report of Department Chaplain Twenty-Eighth Annual Encampment

Report of Department Chaplain Thirty-third Annual Encampment

Report of Department Chaplain Thirty-Sixth Annual Encampment

Report of Department Chaplain Thirty-Seventh Annual Encampment

1883 List of Soldiers as listed by the Township assessors and published in the South Kansas Tribune June-July 1883

IN MEMORY SOLDIER DEAD ( The Parsons Daily Sun, dated May 30, 1904)

THE BOYS OF '61 McPHERSON POST G. A. R. No. 4- by P. S. Moore, South Kansas Tribune

TWO GRAVES WERE ADDED (1911 List Compiled by F. M. Abbott of the G. A. R. members buried in Chanute)

THE SLEEPING HEROES IN OUR CEMETERIES(The Altamont Journal, Thursday, May 28, 1914)

SOLDIER DEAD IN TWIN GROVES CEMETERY(The Severyite, Thursday, May 30, 1907)

LETTER FROM NOAH BENTLEY, CO. K, 19TH MA. INFANTRY TO HIS WIFE AUG. 9, 1862

WAR OF 1812 VETERANS WHO ARE BURIED IN KANSAS:

Major Crittenden, Henry, War of 1812, Cedarvale Cemetery, Neosho Falls, KS.

Gleason, Salem, 7th U. S. INF., Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS.

Gore, Andrew H., 15th KY. INF., Woodland Cemetery, Mound City, KS.

MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS WHO ARE BURIED IN KANSAS:

Banks, George L, CO. C, 15th IND. INF., Mount Hope Cemetery, Independence, KS.

Basdel, Thomas A, CO. H, 83rd IND. INF., Fairlawn Cemetery, Hutchinson, KS.

Burbank, James H., CO. K, 4th R. I. INF., Miltonvale Cemetery, Miltonvale, KS.

Burritt, Wm. Wallace, CO. G, 113th ILL. INF., National Cemetery, Leavenworth, KS.

Callahan, John H., CO. B, 122nd ILL. INF., Sunset Cemetery, Manhattan, KS.

Chisman, William W., CO. I, 83rd IND. INF., Elmwood Cemetery, Augusta, KS.

Churchill, Samuel J., CO. G, 2nd ILL. LT. ARTY., Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS.

Cranston, William W., Capt., 66th OHIO INF., Oakwood Cemetery, Parsons, KS.

Cunningham, James S., CO. D, 8th MO. INF., Big Creek Cemetery, Coffey County, KS.

Custer, Thomas W., CO. B, 6th MI. CAV., Ft. Leavenworth Lot H-1488, Leavenworth, KS.

Dorsey, Daniel A., CO. H, 33RD OH. INF., National Cemetery Lot 11-19-8, Leavenworth, KS.

Durham, John S., CO. F, 1st WI. INF., National Cemetery Lot 33-10-18, Leavenworth, KS.

Eckes, John N., CO. E, 47th OHIO INF., Union-Graham Cemetery, Winfield, KS.

Garrett, William, CO. G, 47th OH. INF., National Cemetery Lot 32-3-26, Leavenworth, KS.

Graham, Thomas N., CO. G, 15th IND. INF., Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS.

Gray, John, CO. B, 5th OH. INF., National Cemetery Lot 9-1-23, Leavenworth, KS.

Grebe, M. R. William, CO. F, 4th MO. CAV., Mt. St. Mary's , Kansas City, KS.

Grimshaw, Samuel, CO. B, 52nd OHIO INF., Cemetery in Holton, KS.

Hall, Henry Seymour, 121st N. Y. INF., Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS.

Helms, David H., CO. B, 83rd IND. INF., Silverlake Cemetery, Silverlake, KS.

Hogan, Franklin, CO. A, 45th PA. INF., Eastside Cemetery, Hutchinson, KS.

Hogarty, William P., CO. D, 23rd N. Y. CAV., Mt. Hope Cemetery, Kansas City, KS.

Houlton, William M., 1st W. VA. CAV., Abilene Cemetery, Abilene, KS.

John, William F., CO. E, 37th OHIO INF., Prattsburg Cemetery, Stafford County, KS.

Kirk, Jonathan C., CO. F, 20th IND. INF., Maple Grove Cemetery, Wichita, KS.

Lane, Morgan D., U. S. Army Signal Corps, Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Atchison, KS.

Longshore, Wm. Henry, CO. D, 30th OH. INF., Evergreen Cemetery, Ft. Scott, KS.

McGraw, Thomas, CO. D, 23rd ILL. INF., LaCrosse Cemetery, LaCrosse, KS.

Moore, Wilbur F., CO. C, 117th ILL. INF., Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City, KS.

Pond, George F., CO. C, 3rd WISC. CAV., Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott, KS.

Richey, William E, CO. A, 15th OH. INF., Harveyville Cemetery, Harveyville, KS.

Schmidt, Conrad, CO. A, 2nd U. S. CAV., Catholic Cemetery, Ogden, KS.

Taylor, Henry H., CO. C, 45th ILL. INF., Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, KS.

Ward, Wm. Henry, CO. B, 47th OH. INF., Highland Park Cemetery, Kansas City, KS.

Whitehead, John M., 15th IND. INF., Topeka Cemetery, Topeka, KS.

Wortick, Joseph, CO. A, 6th MO. INF., Leon Cemetery, Leon, KS.

Wright, Samuel, CO. H, 2 MINN. INF., Maple Grove Cemetery, Wichita, KS.

NO BURIAL RECORD:

Leslie, Frank, CO. B, 4th N. Y. CAV., Minneapolis, KS.

MOH INFORMATION PROVIDED BY: Dean Sargent, SUVCW

CEMETERY CHECKER:

Through the obituaries of the above men, you can start to see the historical impact that the Civil war veterans had on the formation of Kansas. We have in our files so far the obituaries of three former governors of Kansas (Samuel J. Crawford, John P. St. John and Lyman U. Humphrey), 1 United States Senator from Kansas (James H. Lane) and 33 former state legislators (James M. Allen-Erie; Robert N. Allen-Chanute; George L. Banks-Independence; Maurice S. Bell-Independence; Alfred W. Benson-Ottawa; Max E. Buek- Burlingame; John F. Buell- St. Marys; Augustus W. Burton-Mound City; Charles J. Butin-Fredonia; John C. Carpenter-Chanute; William H. Clark- Ottawa; Henry W. Conrad- Independence; Grasson DeWitt-Humboldt; John M. Dunsmore-Thayer; Benajamin F. Everett-Toronto; David W. Finney-Neosho Falls; Andrew P. Gibson-Leanna; Daniel Grass- Coffeyville; John Hamilton-Independence; Daniel McTaggart-Liberty; William Miller-Chanute; Orlin E. Morse-Mound City; Thomas B. Murdock-El Dorado; Joseph H. Norris-Cherryvale; John C. Rankin-Quenemo; Thomas J. Raybell-Eureka; Francis M. Robertson- Coyville; Luther Scott-Howard; Benjamin F. Simpson-Paola; Andrew J. Vickers-Girard; William Wakefield-Humboldt; Joseph J. Woods-Parsons; Orpheus S. Woodward-Neosho Falls). I have barely scratched the surface in my research and I am sure that I will find more.

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