A - Am
Cpl. Louis Abbe
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. E 89th Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - GalesburgEnlisted - Aug. 1, 1862
Mustered In - Aug. 25, 1862
Remarks - Mustered Outr June 10, 1865 as a Private
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Cpl. Louis Abbe
Unit - Co. E 89th Ill. Inf.
Muster Roll
Remarks - Reduced to Ranks
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 7"
Hair - Brown
Eyes - Gray
Complexion - Fair
Marital Status - Single
Occupation - Railroad Conductor
Born - 1838 in Springfield, Hamden Co., Ma.
Index - Galesburg
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Pvt. Matthew Ackerson
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. H 102d Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - GalesburgEnlisted - Aug. 20, 1862
Mustered In - Sept. 2, 1862
Remarks -Mustered Out June 6, 1865
Known Actions;
At the Start of the war the 102d Ill. was engaged with guarding railroads and chasing Guerrillas. In mid 1863 five companies were mounted and armed with Spencer Rifles. In Feb. of 1864 the mounts were turned in but the 102d kept the Spencers.
Resaca - May 14, 1864
Camp Creek - May 15, 1864
Burnt Hickory - May 25, 1864
Big Shanty - June 1, 1864
Peach Tree Creek - June 20, 1864
Averysboro - March 11, 1865
Index - Galesburg
Profile Information N/A Yet
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From the Illinois Marriage Index
Name - Peter Adams
Marriage Date - Nov. 30, 1843
Marriage Place - Will Co., Ill.
Spouse - Eleanor Pollock
From the 1850 Census
Name - Peter Adams Aged - 40 Years
Born - 1810 in Maine
Home in 1850 - Joliet, Will Co., Ill.
From the 1870 Census
Name - Peter Adams Aged - 60 Years
Born - 1810 in Virginia
Home in 1870 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Occupation - Carpenter
Spouse - Ellen Adams Age - 45 Years
From the 1880 Census
Name - Peter Adams Aged - 72 Years
Born - 1809 in Maine
Home in 1880 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 124 Cherry street
Race - White
Occupation - Retired
Spouse - Eleanor Adams Age - 56 Years
Find-a-Grave Index
Name - Peter Gilman Adams
Born - July 20, 1806
Died - Aug. 13, 1886
Cemetery - Linwood Cemetery
Located in or near - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
From the Knox County Genealogical Society Linwood Cemetery, Galesburg, Sitewalk
Name - Peter Adams
Unit - Not Filled In
Born - July 20 1806
Died - Aug. 13, 1886
Misc. - Civil War Veteran
Index - Galesburg
From the 1850 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 6 Years
Born - 1844 in Ohio
Home in 1850 - Township 9 N 3 E, Knox Co., Ill.
From the 1860 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 14 Years
Born - 1846 in Ohio
Home in 1860 - Maquon, Knox Co., Ill.
Attended School - Yes
Pvt. Wilson Adams
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. F 67th Ill. Inft.
Three Months Service
Home of Record listed as - Yates CityThree Months Service
Enlisted -June 2, 1862
Mustered In -June 13, 1862
Remarks -Mustered Out Sept. 27, 1862
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. Wilson Adams
Unit - Co. F 67th Ill. Inf.
Muster Rolls
Remarks - 1 Canteen
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 7"
Hair - Sandy
Eyes - Blue
Complexion - Fair
Marital Status - Single
Occupation - Farmer
Born - 1844 in Franklin, Franklin Co., Ohio
From the Illinois County Marriages Records
Name - Wilson Adams
Marriage Date - Dec. 21, 1865
Marriage Place - Knox Co., Ill.
Spouse - Rebecca J. Kearns
From the 1870 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 25 Years
Born - 1845 in Ohio
Home in 1870 - Salem, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Occupation - Harness Maker
Spouse - Jane Adams Aged - 23 Years
From the 1880 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 36 Years
Born - 1844 in Ohio
Home in 1880 - Yates, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Occupation - Harness Maker
Spouse - Jane Adams Aged - 33 Years
From the 1900 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 56 Years
Born - Dec. 1843 in Ohio
Home in 1900 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 121 Arnold street
Race - White
Occupation - UW Bensinor
Can Read and Write - Yes
House Owned or Rented - Rented
Marriage Year - 1870
Spouse - Rebeca J. Adams Aged - 53 Years
From the 1920 Census
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 76 Years
Born - 1844 in Ohio
Home in 1920 - Salem, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Home Owned or Rented - Owned
Home Free or Mortgaged - Free
Able to Read and Write - Yes
Spouse - Jane Adams Aged - 72 Years
From Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths Index
Name - Wilson Adams Aged - 82 Years
Born - Dec. 8, 1844 in Columbia, Ohio
Died - Aug. 30, 1927 in Yates, Knox Co., Ill.
Cemtery - Yates City Cemetery
Occupation - Hzrness Maker
Race - White
Spouses Name - Jane
From Yates City Cemetery Compiled by Knox County Genealogical Society
Name - Wilson Adams
Unit - G.A.R. Bronze Marker
Born - 1843
Died - 1927
Location - Sec. 3
Index - Galesburg, Maquon, Salem, Yates City
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Pvt. Adam O. Ahlenius
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. D 33d Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - SpringfieldEnlisted - Aug. 16, 1861
Mustered In - Aug. 16, 1861
Remarks - Mustered Out Oct. 11, 1864
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. Adam O. Ahlenius
Unit - Co. D 33d Ill. Inf.
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 8"
Hair - Light
Eyes - Blue
Complexion - Light
Marital Status - Single
Occupation - Farmer
Born - 1838 in Sweden
From the 1880 Census
Name - A. O. Ahlenius Aged - 42 Years
Born - 1838 in Sweden
Home in 1880 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 99 Main street
Race - White
Occupation - Meat Dealer
Spouse - Anna Ahlenius Aged - 41 Years
From the 1910 Census
Name - A. O. Ahlenius Aged - 72 Years
Born - 1838 in Sweden
Home in 1910 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Street - Fuffield avenue
Race - White
Immigration Year - 1854
Able to Read and Write - Yes
Naturalization Status - Naturalized
Marital Status - Widowed
From the U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Name - Adam O. Ahlenius
Born - 1839 in Sweden
Admitted Year - 1970
Age at Admission - 68 Years
State - Wisconsin
Branch - Northwestern Branch
From Civil War Obituaries from Galesburg, Illinois Newspapers. Volume One.
Compiled by Barbara Schock 2011
Adam O. Ahlenius
"A.O. Ahlenius Passes Away"
The Daily Republican-Register, November 15, 1915
Long Resident of Galesburg---Honorable Record as Union Soldier.
Adam O. Ahlenius, of of the oldest and best known of the early Swedish settlers of the city, died in the Galesburg hospital at 11:37 o'clock Sunday forenoon, after an illness of two weeks of an attack of Bright's disease. When first taken ill he was at the Soldiers' home in Quincy, and a little over a week ago was removed by his son, Rudolph, to the Galesburg hospital. There was practically no hope from the beginning. Mr. Ahlenius was conscious nearly to the end. His children, Rudolph, Mrs. J.G. Munson and H.O Aglenius of Chicago were with him during his dying moments.
Mr. Ahlenius was born near Stockholm, Sweden, in 1838, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ossian Ahlenius. He was one of a family of eight children, five sons anbd three daughter. He came when sixteen years of age to this country and fist settled at Springfield. When the Civil War broke out he enlisted in company D, Thirty-Third Illinois, and for three years and three months served his country valiantly. Among other campaigns in which he participatd was that at the capture of Fort Donaldson. For bravery he was one tie offered the captaincy of a colored company, but declined, and served the whole time as a private.
Shortly after the was he settled in this city and on March 25, 1868, he was married to Miss nna Gibson, whose death occurred November 16, 1896.
He first engaged in the butcher business, and with this he was familiar as in the army he was regimental butcher. He early in the eighties took up veterinary surgery and this was henceforth his occupation. He first began the practice in St. Louis and in the course of a few years transferred his office to Chicago, when he followed his line until 1907, hen he returned home to Galesburg. Two years ago he went to the Soldiers' Home, where he ould enjoy the companionship of old comrades and since that time has divided his time between the institution there an the home of hios son here.
Mr. Ahlenius was one of the charter members of the first Swedish Baptist church organized here. He was a strong and sturdy churcher and in his politics was Republican.
He leaves his three children, Mrs. J. G. Munson, H. O. Munson, with Marshall Field and Company. Chicago. and Rudolph of this city.
The funeral services will be held at the home of the son, Rudolph, 100 Duffield avenue, at 3;30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the casket will be open from 10 until 2 o'clock Tuesday for those that wish to view the remains.
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He first engaged in the butcher business, and with this he was familiar as in the army he was regimental butcher. He early in the eighties took up veterinary surgery and this was henceforth his occupation. He first began the practice in St. Louis and in the course of a few years transferred his office to Chicago, when he followed his line until 1907, hen he returned home to Galesburg. Two years ago he went to the Soldiers' Home, where he ould enjoy the companionship of old comrades and since that time has divided his time between the institution there an the home of hios son here.
Mr. Ahlenius was one of the charter members of the first Swedish Baptist church organized here. He was a strong and sturdy churcher and in his politics was Republican.
He leaves his three children, Mrs. J. G. Munson, H. O. Munson, with Marshall Field and Company. Chicago. and Rudolph of this city.
The funeral services will be held at the home of the son, Rudolph, 100 Duffield avenue, at 3;30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the casket will be open from 10 until 2 o'clock Tuesday for those that wish to view the remains.
"Adam Ahlenius Buried Today"
Galesburg Evening Mail, November 16, 1915
Rev. W. I. Fowler Officiates at Service
at R. O. Ahlenius Home.
After a funeral service which was significant of he high esteem of many friends, Adam O. Ahlenus was laid to rest this afternoon in Hope Cemetery. The services were held at the home of his son, R. O. Ahlenius, 100 Duffield avenue, at 3:30 o'clck. Rev. W. L. Fowler, pastor of th First Baptist church officiated. The singing was by Mrs. E. R. Kennedy and Miss Gertrude Main. Members of he G.A.R. post 45, attended in a body, while many other friends too, were present.
Those friends serve as the pallbearers are: Messrs Harry Drake, O. N. Custer, Nels Burgland, W. A/ Bobbins, J. E. Anderson and Dave Sanson.
Index - Galesburg
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From the 1850 Census
Name - Dorance Aldrich Aged - 4 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1850 - Boone, Boone Co., Ill.
From the 1860 Census
Name - D. W. Aldrich Aged - 14 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1860 - Tampico, Whiteside Co., Ill.
Post Office - Yorktown
Attended School - Yes
Pvt. Densmore Aldrich
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. E 148th Ill. Inft.
One Year Service
One Year Service
Home of Record - Henderson
Enlisted - Feb. 3, 1865
Mustered In - Feb. 3, 1865
Remarks - Mustered Out Sept. 5, 1865
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. Densmore Aldrich
Unit - Co. E 148th Ill. Inf.
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 6"
Hair - Brown
Eyes - Blue
Complexion - Dark
Marital Status - Single
Occupation - Farmer
Born - 1847 in Illinois
From the 1870 Census
Name - Dorrance William Aldrich Aged - 24 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1870 - Henderson, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Occupation - Teaching School
From the 1880 Census
Name - Dorance W. Aldrich Aged - 35 Years
Born - 1845 in Illinois
Home in 1880 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 311 Prairie
Race - White
Occupation - Surgeon
Spouse - Margaretta Aldrich Age - 25 Years
From the 1900 Census
Name - Dorrance Aldrich Aged - 54 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1900 - 6th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 319 West North
Race - White
Occupation - Physician
Marriage Year - 1873
Spouse - Margretta D. Aldrich Age - 45 Years
From Civil War Obituaries from Galesburg, Illinois newspapers. Volume one. Compiled by Barbara Schock, Indexed by Patty Mosher.
From Civil War Obituaries from Galesburg, Illinois newspapers. Volume one. Compiled by Barbara Schock, Indexed by Patty Mosher.
Dr. D. W. Aldrich
"Dr. Aldrich Died Today."
The Daily Republican-Register. May 8, 1909
Former Mayor of This City Succumbed to a Long Illnexx.
SKILLED PHYSICIAN
Filled a Large Place in His Profession
Sketch of his Career.
Dr. D. W. Aldrich, mayor of this city during the years 1887 and 1888, broher of Archtect N. K. Aldrich, and one of the most skilled and best known physicians and surgeons in this part of the state died early this afternoon at his home in this city after a long illness. For some time the end has been expected and yet the news of his passing away came as a surprise and was heard with a real regret. For many years Dr. Aldrich has filled a large place in his profession here and alson in civic affairs, and he has been prominent in the State Military Tract and other medical associations.
Dr. Aldrich was a native of Boone county this State and was the son of William and Sarah Ann (Bassett) Aldrich. He was born April 1, 1846, and was one of twelve children. The senior Mr. Aldrich was a farmer by occupation, and came to Illinois in 1844 from the East. In 1860 the family removed from Boone county to Knox county and the father died in Henderson in 1869 at the age of sixty-four.
Dr. Aldrich spent his boyhood days upon the farm and in attendance on the District schools, supplementing his academic studies with three yerars at Knox college. Before leaving Knox, he began the study of medicine under the direction and tutelage of Dr. E S. Cooper and in 1869 entered Rush Medical college of Chicago. Leaving that institution he practiced medicine three years in Gilson this county. Then he went to Bellevue Medical college, graduating from there March 1, 1874. Four years later he took a post graduate course in the same institution.
Dr. Aldrih practiced medicine from 1874 to 1880 in Gilson, Ill., and in May of the last named year came to Galesburg. Here he has since occupied high standing as a physician and as a surgeon of unusual skill. January 1, 1886, he was appointed surgeon for the C. B. & Q. with headquarters at Galesburg, and long served in that capacity.
Dr. Aldrich was mayor of this city during the years 1887 and 1888 and was later a candidate for re-election, but was defeated. During his term occurred the Burlington strike and he was confronted with a number of difficult situations. His administration was marked by efficiency and by ability.
He served for several terms as the coroner of the county, having first been elected in 1876.
While in the enjoyment of good health and until the decline began Dr. Aldrich had a practice second to that of no physician in the county and his reputation was extended. His skill was generally recognized.
The doctor was a member of the State, Military Tract and local medical societies and was an active participant in their meetings. He was a member of the G.A.R. and of the Masonic fraternities.
From Janary 1, 1865, until the close of the civil war the doctore serve as a private soldier in Company E, 148th Illinois infantry. His regiment served in Tennessee and while in Decherd, that state, he filled the office of postmaster.
He is Survived by his wife, five brothers, N. K. Aldrict of this city, O. F. Aldrich of Grand Junction, Colo., L. W. Aldrich of Council Bluffs, Julian Aldrich of Atlantic, Ia., and Chauncey Aldrich of Guthrie Center, Ia., and a sister Mrs. Dickson of Quincy, two daughters, Mrs. Chas. May of Peoria and Mrx Anthony Caldwell of Dakota and two sons Karl and Max of this city. A sister residing near Gilson passed away but a short time ago.
Announcement of the funeral services will be made at a later date.
Dr. Aldrich spent his boyhood days upon the farm and in attendance on the District schools, supplementing his academic studies with three yerars at Knox college. Before leaving Knox, he began the study of medicine under the direction and tutelage of Dr. E S. Cooper and in 1869 entered Rush Medical college of Chicago. Leaving that institution he practiced medicine three years in Gilson this county. Then he went to Bellevue Medical college, graduating from there March 1, 1874. Four years later he took a post graduate course in the same institution.
Dr. Aldrih practiced medicine from 1874 to 1880 in Gilson, Ill., and in May of the last named year came to Galesburg. Here he has since occupied high standing as a physician and as a surgeon of unusual skill. January 1, 1886, he was appointed surgeon for the C. B. & Q. with headquarters at Galesburg, and long served in that capacity.
Dr. Aldrich was mayor of this city during the years 1887 and 1888 and was later a candidate for re-election, but was defeated. During his term occurred the Burlington strike and he was confronted with a number of difficult situations. His administration was marked by efficiency and by ability.
He served for several terms as the coroner of the county, having first been elected in 1876.
While in the enjoyment of good health and until the decline began Dr. Aldrich had a practice second to that of no physician in the county and his reputation was extended. His skill was generally recognized.
The doctor was a member of the State, Military Tract and local medical societies and was an active participant in their meetings. He was a member of the G.A.R. and of the Masonic fraternities.
From Janary 1, 1865, until the close of the civil war the doctore serve as a private soldier in Company E, 148th Illinois infantry. His regiment served in Tennessee and while in Decherd, that state, he filled the office of postmaster.
Story of His Illness
For a year and a half he has been in failing health but was not confined to his bed until about two months ago a complication of diseases contributing to his decline. About three months ago he went to the Battle Creek Sanitarium at Battle Creek, Michigan with the hope of benfitting his health but returned at the end of a month but little improved. For the past two months he has been largely confined to his bed and to a wheel chair. During that time he has grown gradually weaker until his demise came this afternoon at 1:30. Throughout his long illness lhe has manifested a courage and devotion characteristic of the man. At the last meeting of the Knox Coiunty Medical society resolutions of encouragement were passed and forwarded to the doctor which were a matter of great satisfaction to him.He is Survived by his wife, five brothers, N. K. Aldrict of this city, O. F. Aldrich of Grand Junction, Colo., L. W. Aldrich of Council Bluffs, Julian Aldrich of Atlantic, Ia., and Chauncey Aldrich of Guthrie Center, Ia., and a sister Mrs. Dickson of Quincy, two daughters, Mrs. Chas. May of Peoria and Mrx Anthony Caldwell of Dakota and two sons Karl and Max of this city. A sister residing near Gilson passed away but a short time ago.
Announcement of the funeral services will be made at a later date.
From Civil War Obituaries from Galesburg, Illinois newspapers. Volume one. Compiled by Barbara Schock, Indexed by Patty Mosher.
"Dr. D.W. Aldrich Meets Dissolution,"
The Galesburg Evening Mail, May 8, 1909, P. 1
Widely Known Physician and Sureon Passed Away This Afternoon
AILING FOR TWO YEARS
Prominent as Citizen, G.A.R. and Mason-
Attended Knox College-
Graduated of Bellevue School.
Shortly after 1:30 o'clock this afternoon it was announced that Dr. D.W. Aldrich had died at his home in West North street. Dr. Aldrich had been in ill helath for the past four years, suffering from a complication of diseases, and for several months past the end had not been unexpected.
Dr. Aldrich was widely known to a large circle of acquaintances in this city and over a good portion of Central Illinois, and the news of his deth will bring sorrow.
Dr. Aldrich was born in Boone county this state, April 1, 1846 and at the age of 14 years he came to Knox county with his parents, who lived near Henderson.
Dr. Aldrich was widely known to a large circle of acquaintances in this city and over a good portion of Central Illinois, and the news of his deth will bring sorrow.
Dr. Aldrich was born in Boone county this state, April 1, 1846 and at the age of 14 years he came to Knox county with his parents, who lived near Henderson.
Knox Student in Office of Old Dr. Cooper.
He Received his education in the country school and later entered Knox college.
While yet a student at the college here he started in the study of medicine under the tutelage of Dr. E.S. Cooper and in 1869 he entered Rush Medical college in Chicago.
From college he went to Gilson, Ill., where he practiced medicine for three yers and then he went to Bellevue medical college, N.Y., where he graduated in 1874. He also took a post-graduate course in that institution later.
Practiced in Gilson
From 1874 to 1880, he practiced medicine in Gilson and in 1880 he came to Galesburg, where he had since resided. He practiced medicine here for a number of years and came to be one of the best known physicians of the city. In 1886 he was made surgeon of the C.B. and Q railway.
Om 1876 he was elected coroner of this county and ws re-elected to that posiction in 1880 and in 1884, serving two years at eact election.
An Illinois Soldier.
From Jan. 1, 1865 to the close of the war, Dr. Aldrich served as a soldier in Co. E, One Hundred and Forty-eighth Volunteer Infantry. He was a member of the local G.A.R. and of the Masonic fraternity.
Members of Family
Besides his wife, Mrs. Martha Aldrich, his is survived by two sons and two daughters. They are Mrs. Chas. May, of Peoria, Ills., Mrs. Arthur Caldwell, of Clark, South Dakota and Karl and Max of this city. The following brothers survive: O.J. of Grnd Junction, Colo.; C.S. of Guthrie Center, Iowa; J.B. of Atlantic, Iowa; L.W. of Council Bluffs, Iowa N.K. of this city, and two sisters, Mrs. James Dickson of Quincy, Ills.; and Mrs. F.W. Morris of Abeline, Kanss. Walter Aldrich of Galesburg is a nephew.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
From Civil War Obituaries from Galesburg, Illinois newspapers. Volume one. Compiled by Barbara Schock, Indexed by Patty Mosher.
"Funeral of Dr. Aldrich To Be Held on Tuesday,"
The Galesburg, Evening Mail, May 10, 1909, P. 1
The funeral of the late Dr. D.W. Aldrich will be held from the home on North and Academy streets tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The members of the G.A.R. and Elks will attend the funeral in a body. The services at th home will be conducted by the Rev. Floyd Aldrich of Iowa, a nephew of the deceased. Interment will be made in the Knoxville cemetery, and a special street car will be waiting at the home at the close of the funeral services to take any of the members of the G.A.R., the Elks, or the medical fraternity as well as other friends to the cemetery in Knoxville.
From the Directory of Deceased American Physicians
Name - Dorrance William Aldrich
Born - 1846
Died May 22, 1909 in Galesburg, Ill.
Type of Practice - Allopath
Practice Specialities - Galesburg, Ill.
Practice Dates Palaces - Galesburg
Medical School - Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York, 1874
From Knoxville Cemetery by William L. Smith
Knox County Genealogical Society Oct. 2, 2006
Name - Dorrance Aldrich
Unit - Co. E 148th Ill. Inf.
Born - April 1, 1846
Died - May 10, 1909
Location - Section 5a, Row 29
Index - Galesburg, Gilson, Henderson, Knoxville
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Cpl. William L. Alexander
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. I 84th Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - North EastEnlisted - Aug. 5, 1862 as a Private
Mustered In - Sept. 1, 1862
Remarks - Mustered Out June 8, 1865 as a Cpl.
Known Actions;
Perryville
Stone River
Chickamauga
Siege of Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Franklin
Nashville
From the 1900 Census
Name - William Alexander Aged - 63 Years
Born - Dec. 1836 in Virginia
Home in 1900 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 1101 Knoxville road
Race - White
Occupation - Land Lord
Can Read and Write - Yes
Spouse - Rachal J. Alexander Age - 56 Years
From the 1910 Census
Name - William L. Alexander Aged - 73 Years
Born - 1837 in Virginia
Home in 1910 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 1101 Grand avenue
Race - White
Occupation - Own Income
Able to Read and Write - Yes
Spouse - Rachael J. Alexander Age - 66 Years
From the Knox County Genealogical Society Hope Abby, Galesburg, Sitewalk
Name - William L. Alexander
Unit - Co. I 84th Ill. Inf.
Born - 1836
Died - 1911
Born - 1836
Died - 1911
Index - Galesburg
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From the 1850 Census
Name - Chester Allen Aged - 4 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1850 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Pvt. Chester Allen
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. D 139th Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - GalesburgEnlisted - May 12, 1864
Mustered In - June 1, 1864
Remarks - Mustered Out Oct. 28, 1864
From the 1870 Census
Name - Chester Allen Aged - 24 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1870 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Race - White
Occupation - Butcher
Spouse - Anna Allen Age - 21 Years
From the 1880 Census
Name - Chester Allen Aged - 33 Years
Born - 1847 in Illinois
Home in 1880 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 49 Mulberry street
Race - White
Occupation - Meat Dealer
Spouse - Anna Allen Age - 29 Years
From the 1900 Census
Name - Chester E. Allen Aged - 54 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1900 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 714 Mulberry street
Race - White
Occupation - Capitalist
Marital Status - Widowed
From the 1910 Census
Name - Chester Allen Aged - 64 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1910 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 714 Mulberry street
Race - White
Occupation - Own Income
Martial Status - Widowed
From the 1920 Census
Name - Chester Allen Aged - 73 Years
Born - 1847 in Illinois
Home in 1920 - 4th Ward, Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 714 Mulberry street
Race - White
Martial Status - Widower
From the 1930 Census
Name - Chester E. Allen Aged - 84 Years
Born - 1846 in Illinois
Home in 1930 - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Address - 714 Mulberry street
Race - White
Marital Status - Widowed
Radio Set - Yes
Age at 1st Marriage - 25 Years
Attended School - No
Able to Read and Write - Yes
Veteran - Yes
War - Civil
From Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths Index
Name - Chester E. Allen Aged - 85 Years
Born - Feb. 8, 1846 in Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Died - Dec. 15, 1931 in Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Cemetery - Hope Cemetery
Located in or near - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Occupation - Retired Special Agent
Race - White
Marital Status - Widowed
Residence - 714 Mulberry street, Galesburg, Ill.
Spouse - Anna Flemming
Index - Galesburg
Sgt. Henry A. Allen
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. C 11th Ill. Cav.
Home of Record - GalesburgEnlisted - Oct. 15, 1861 as a Private
Mustered In - Dec. 20, 1861
Remarks - Re-enlisted as a Veteran
Note;
With his re-enlistment he received a $300 Veterans Bounty and a 30 day Veterans Furlough.
Re-enlisted - Dec. 20, 1863
Mustered In - Dec. 31, 1863
Remarks - Mustered Out Sept. 30, 1865 as a Sgt.
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. Henry A. Allen
Unit - Co. C 11th Ill. Cav.
Descriptive Roll
Born - 1842
From the Find-a-Grave Index
Name - Sgt. Henry A. Allen
Born - 1843
Cemetery - Linwood Cemetery
Located in or near - Galesburg, Knox Co., Ill.
Index - Galesburg
Pvt. Jesse J. Allen
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. C 137th Ill. Inft.
Home of Record - GalesburgEnlisted - May 19, 1864
Mustered In - June 5, 1864
Remarks - Mustered Out Sept. 24, 1864
Index - Galesburg
Profile Information N/A Yet
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Pvt. William C. C. Allison
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois
Co. A 77th Ill. Inft.
Revived
Transferred - Feb. 11, 1864
Home of Record - Galesburg
Enlisted - Feb. 11, 1864
Mustered In - April 21, 1864
Remarks - Transferred to 130th Ill. Inf. as Revived
From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. William C. C. Allison
Unit - Co. A 77th Ill. Inf.
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 11"
Hair - Auburn
Eyes - Gray
Complexion - Light
Occupation - Farmer
Born - 1846 in Beaver Co., Penn.
Co. B 130th Ill. Inft.From the Database of Illinois Veterans Index
Soldier - Pvt. William C. C. Allison
Unit - Co. A 77th Ill. Inf.
Descriptive Roll
Height - 5' 11"
Hair - Auburn
Eyes - Gray
Complexion - Light
Occupation - Farmer
Born - 1846 in Beaver Co., Penn.
Revived
Mustered In - Feb. 11, 1864
Remarks - Mustered Out Aug. 15, 1865
Index - Galesburg
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