Francis F. Thompson, post chaplain of the Grand Army of the Republic, Custer Post, shares a moment of prayer over the Oakwood Cemetery gravesite of an Army veteran with Custer Post patriotic instructor Charles "C.A." Cavender and Cavender's great-grandson, Tilford Gribble to commemorate Memorial Day, 1926. The young Tilford Gribble is solemnly placing an arrangement of roses at one of the headstones while Chaplain Thompson doffs his hat. The men felt it important that the younger generations remember the sacrifices that were made in the name of freedom. (Courtesy Tacoma Public Library)
Custer Post No. 6 was based in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington. The map at the bottom of the page shows the exact location.
It is believed, but not certain, that the namesake for this Post was Major General George Armstrong Custer (1839-1876), who was killed in action at Little Bighorn, Montana, on 25 June 1876.
The Post was organized 24 May 1879 and chartered 2 June 1881, with eleven charter members. The Post is associated with Custer Corps No. 2, Woman's Relief Corps (WRC).
The following Post history is from the Roster of Custer Post No. 6, Department of Washington and Alaska, Grand Army of the Republic, 1907:
Custer Post No. 6, Department of Washington and Alaska, Grand Army of the Republic
Custer Post No. 6 was organized May 24, 1879, by Major F. W. Sparling, Provisional Commander. Its charter was granted June 2nd, 1881. There were eleven charter members. Five are still alive – Robert Miller, William H. Rock, Phineas Foster and William Peel who are still members, and Anthony P. Carr who lives at Spanaway. Winslow A. Ramsdell, Augustus E. Alden, Job Carr, Howard Carr, Daniel Bentley and Henry A. Bigelow are dead.
It has had three Department Commanders, and 26 Post Commanders. Only one died in office, and 20 are still living. It has 14 members who have been Post Commanders, and two who have been Department Commanders in other Departments. Every rank from Private to Major General has been members. It is the largest Post in the Department, having 285 members in good standing. Every state in the Union, except Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina, is represented in its membership. Southern, foreign and Northern copperhead papers during the war branded the soldiers of the Union Army as largely composed of foreign mercenaries who enlisted for the large bounties. The following nativity shows the facts. Of the 752 men who have been members, their birthplaces were as follows:
United States
| 639
|
Germany
| 33
|
Canada
| 23
|
Ireland
| 22
|
England
| 14
|
Scotland
| 8 |
Norway
| 4 |
France
| 3 |
Sweden
| 2 |
Unknown
| 4 |
Total
| 752 |
The 752 members served 582 different organizations and participated in nearly every battle of the war. More than 100 were in rebel prisons and over 200 were wounded. This record, we think, cannot be duplicated by any Post. The Post has two blocks in Oakwood Cemetery, where it has buried 73 soldiers not members. It has a block where its past members are buried, and 13 members and two wives are buried there. It has a block for soldiers’ widows and has buried five. Every grave is marked with a marble stone. In the past 27 years it has distributed to indigent soldiers, their wives and children nearly $100,000. One hundred and sixteen of the members have died. In Tacoma, the oldest member is Robert Miller, 87 years; the youngest Allen A. Bartow, who enlisted at 15 years of age, and is 58. Every profession – lawyers, ministers and doctors – every trade – every class of mercantile life – is represented. We can build a complete ship, steamboat or locomotive. Only one of its members has been convicted of crime. Members hold office under the United States, State, County and City, and not one has ever been removed for neglect of duty or cause. Can a better record be shown by any other organizations of equal numbers?
Charter Members
Comrades
William J. Abernethy
| Co. D
| 21st Iowa Infantry
|
Henry L. Achilles | Co. K | 27th New York Infantry |
Carl A. G. Adae | Cos. E & K & F&S | 4th Ohio Cavalry |
Henry N. Akin | Co. G | 2nd Minnesota Cavalry |
Florence I. Alden | Co. I | 6th Minnesota Infantry & |
| Co. F | 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery |
Henry L. Alden | Co. D | 8th Iowa Infantry |
William Alexander | Co. A | 46th Iowa Infantry (100 days) |
Charles Allison | Co. H | 91st Indiana Infantry |
John A. Ames | Co. C | 139th Illinois Infantry (100 days) |
Charles H. Anderson |
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Princeton, |
|
| USS Susquehanna, |
|
| USS North Carolina, |
|
| USS Virginia & |
|
| USS Octorara |
Henry Anderson | Co. G | 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery |
George W. Andrews | Co. H | 8th Massachusetts Infantry & |
|
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Ohio, |
|
| USS Quaker City & |
|
| USS Princeton |
William B. Andrews | Co. I | 1st Michigan Sharpshooters |
Sylvenus Applegate | Co. E | 64th Ohio Infantry |
Thomas Armstrong | Co. G | 10th New York Heavy Artillery |
John Atkinson, Jr. | Co. F | 35th Wisconsin Infantry |
William L. C. Atkinson | Co. H | 12th Iowa Infantry |
John Auld | Co. A | 13th Wisconsin Infantry |
Charles Bagby | Co. B | 28th Illinois Infantry & |
| unassigned | 65th Illinois Infantry (Scotch Regiment) |
Henry S. Bailey |
| (service not confirmed) |
Otis B. Bailey | Co. C | 4th Minnesota Infantry & |
| Co. D | 11th Minnesota Infantry |
Robert S. Baird | Co. E | 18th Illinois Infantry |
Andrew J. Baker | Co. E | 17th Iowa Infantry |
Daniel S. Baker | Co. K | 20th Maine Infantry & |
|
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS North Carolina, |
|
| USS Clover, |
|
| USS New Hampshire & |
|
| USS Princeton |
David Baker |
| (service not confirmed) |
Jesse E. Baker | Capt. Barker's Co. | McClellan Dragoons, Illinois Cavalry, |
| Co. B | McClellan Dragoons, Illinois Cavalry & |
| Co. I | 12th Illinois Cavalry |
Marquis F. Baker | Co. K | 96th New York Infantry |
Chester Baldwin | Co. K | 46th Iowa Infantry (100 days) |
Irvin R. Ball | Co. M | 15th Kansas Cavalry |
Achilles W. Ballard | Co. B & F&S | 40th Iowa Infantry, |
| Co. B | 113th U.S. Colored Infantry (Old Organization) & |
| Co. D | 113th U.S. Colored Infantry (New Organization) |
Daniel Banford | Co. L | 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery |
A. Bardstone |
| 15th Wisconsin Infantry (service not confirmed) |
Byron Barlow | Co. K | 1st Oregon Infantry |
James Barlow | Co. E | 45th New York Infantry, |
Post Commander - 1883 | Co. E | 58th New York Infantry & |
|
| U.S. Marine Corps |
George E. Barnes
| Co. E
| 58th Indiana Infantry
|
James Barnes |
| 1st Iowa Infantry (service not confirmed) |
Allen B. Barney | Co. F | 26th Iowa Infantry & |
| Co. 13 | 2nd Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps |
Alfred Barrett | Co. K | 10th Michigan Cavalry |
Charles E. Bartholomew | Co. E | 1st Connecticut Cavalry |
Clarence M. Barton |
| U.S. Marine Corps |
|
| USS Colorado |
Allen A. Bartow | Co. F | 145th Ohio Infantry |
Frank W. Bashford | Co. F | 3rd Wisconsin Infantry & |
| Co. I | 33rd Wisconsin Infantry |
Frederick A. Bates | Co. I | 7th Kansas Cavalry |
Franz Bauman | Co. G | 17th Missouri Infantry & |
| Co. 62 | 2nd Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps |
Robert W. Beall | Co. F | 79th Illinois Infantry |
Lorenzo D. Beary
| Bty. I
| 3rd New York Light Artillery &
|
|
| 34th Independent New York Light Artillery
|
John Beeman | Co. C | 72nd Illinois Infantry |
Andrew L. Bell | Co. F | 13th Wisconsin Infantry |
Ceylon L. Benjamin | Co. D | 14th U.S. Infantry |
Joseph Berry | unassigned | 2nd Minnesota Infantry |
Joel Bever | Co. G | 113th Illinois Infantry |
Andrew J. Bickford | Co. D | 19th Wisconsin Infantry |
William B. Bidwell | Co. K | 1st Wisconsin Cavalry & |
| Co. K | 39th Wisconsin Infantry (100 Days) |
Charles V. Bissell | Co. A | 60th New York Infantry |
Henry S. Bixler | Co. C | 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry (161st Volunteers) |
Peter Black | Co. H | 125th Illinois Infantry |
William B. Blackwell | F&S | 26th New York Infantry |
Calvin H. Blanchard | Co. D | 111th Pennsylvania Infantry |
Matthew Bliss | Co. D | 7th Massachusetts Infantry |
James M. Bloom | Co. D | 7th Illinois Cavalry |
George H. Boardman | Co. F | 22nd Maine Infantry & |
Post Commander - 1907 | Co. G | Maine Coast Guard Infantry |
Department Commander - 1908-09 |
| 0 |
Ezekiel W. Boggs | Co. G | 2nd California Cavalry |
Franklin Booth | Co. I | 75th Indiana Infantry & |
| Co. I | 42nd Indiana Infantry |
James F. Booth | Co. A | 3rd Michigan Infantry (2nd organization) |
David S. Bortle | Co. C | 49th Wisconsin Infantry |
William H. Bostic | Co. H | 17th Wisconsin Infantry |
Henry C. Bostwick | F&S | 9th Kansas Cavalry |
John Bottoms
| Co. C
| 21st Iowa Infantry &
|
| Co. D
| 15th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps
|
Lewis L. Bowers | Co. D | 30th Indiana Infantry |
William Boyes | Co. B | 33rd Wisconsin Infantry & |
| Co. B | 11th Wisconsin Infantry |
Charles H. Boynton | Co. M | 11th New York Cavalry |
Charles T. Brackett | Co. E | 71st Illinois Infantry |
Benjamin N. Bradfield |
| 1st Independent Wisconsin Light Artillery |
James Bradley | Cos. L, H & G | 2nd California Cavalry |
George W. Briggs | Co. K | 3rd Iowa Infantry |
Jesse Bright | Co. K | 14th Wisconsin Infantry |
William W. Brightman | Co. A | 83rd Pennsylvania Infantry & |
| Co. G | 121st Pennsylvania Infantry |
John Brink | Co. D | 37th Illinois Infantry |
Charles W. Brooks | Co. H | 6th Minnesota Infantry |
Charles Oliver Brown
| Co. C | 3rd Ohio Cavalry
|
John C. Brown | Co. D | 84th New York Infantry & |
| Cos. I & H | 5th New York Veteran Infantry |
Roscoe G. Brown | Co. H | 2nd Wisconsin Infantry |
Post Commander - 1927
|
|
|
Thomas R. Brown | Co. K | 37th Illinois Infantry |
William H. Brown | Co. E | 27th Michigan Infantry |
August Brulot | Co. L | 1st Iowa Cavalry |
Lawrence M. Bulhand | Co. H | 111th New York Infantry |
C. E. Bulland | Co. H | 16th Wisconsin Infantry (service not confirmed) |
George W. Bunn | Co. C | 3rd Missouri State Militia Cavalry (2nd Organization) |
Henry P. Burdick | Co. E | 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery |
Post Commander - 1909 |
| 0 |
Department Commander - 1928-29
|
|
|
Robert Bures | Co. G | 77th Pennsylvania Infantry |
Joseph A. Burlingame | Co. K | 2nd Maine Infantry & |
| Co. L | 1st Maine Heavy Artillery |
Charles G. Burnett | Co. L | 9th Rhode Island Infantry & |
| Co. D | 12th Rhode Island Infantry |
George H. Burns
|
| (service not confirmed)
|
James C. Burns | Co. D | 7th Wisconsin Infantry |
T. F. or T. E. Burt | Co. H | 1st Connecticut Infantry (service not confirmed) |
Benjamin Bussey, Jr. | F&S | 19th Maine Infantry |
Lorenzo G. Butler |
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS North Carolina & |
|
| USS Niagara |
Wesley G. Butterfield | Co. H | 16th Wisconsin Infantry |
William H. Calkins | Co. H | 14th Iowa Infantry, |
| F&S | 128th Indiana Infantry & |
| F&S | 12th Indiana Cavalry |
Elisha S. Callendar | Co. H | 66th Ohio Infantry |
Alvin Calmes | Co. A | 21st Illinois Infantry |
James Cammack | Co. D | 48th Iowa Infantry (100 days) & |
| Co. E | 8th Iowa Cavalry |
Charles Campbell |
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Cumberland, |
|
| USS St. Lawrence, |
|
| USS Ohio, |
|
| USS Genesee & |
|
| USS Princeton |
James Campbell | Co. K | 40th Wisconsin Infantry (100 days) |
James F. Campbell | 14th Bty | Indiana Light Artillery |
James P. Campbell | Co. D | 79th Illinois Infantry |
John W. Cardiff | Co. B | 11th Iowa Infantry |
Patrick Carney | Co. H | 1st Vermont Heavy Artillery |
Jesse N. Carpenter | Co. A | 11th Michigan Infantry (1st organization) |
Thomas T. Carroll | Co. A | 8th Wisconsin Infantry |
Post Commander - 1886 |
| 0 |
William Carroll | Co. H | 29th Wisconsin Infantry |
Henry C. Carter | Co. E | 3rd Maine Infantry |
W. E. Carter | Co. E | 3rd Maine (service not confirmed) |
J. T. Carver |
| U.S. Navy (service not confirmed) |
Frank W. Castle | Co. G | 44th Iowa Infantry (100 days) & |
| Co. I | 2nd Iowa Cavalry |
Josephus D. Caughran | Co. H & F&S | 11th Iowa Infantry |
Lewis W. Center | Cos. F & B | 193rd New York Infantry |
Harrison D. Chamberlain | Co. D | 47th Wisconsin Infantry |
John G. Chambers | Co. G & F&S | 8th Illinois Cavalry |
Albert Chandler | Co. C | 7th Kansas Cavalry |
William V. Chase | Co. D | 33rd Wisconsin Infantry |
H. H. Cheatham | Co. B | 3rd U.S. Light Artillery (service not confirmed) |
Omar K. Cheney | Co. M | 2nd Iowa Cavalry |
William S. Chenoweth | Co. A | 150th Indiana Infantry |
Abraham M. Chesney | Co. B | 89th Illinois Infantry & |
| Co. B | 59th Illinois Infantry |
William C. Chesney | Co. K | 55th Illinois Infantry |
Charles A. Chessman | Co. F | 17th Iowa Infantry & |
| Co. B | 47th Iowa Infantry (100 days) |
Eli E. Church | Co. I | 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery |
Byron T. Clark | Co. F | 44th Iowa Infantry (100 days) |
Eugene Clark | Cos. I & A | 23rd Ohio Infantry |
George W. Clark | Co. F | 10th Pennsylvania Infantry (3 months), |
| Co. L | 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry & |
| Co. D | 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry (161st Volunteers) |
Sidney Clark | Co. A | 92nd New York Infantry |
Thomas R. Clary |
| (service not confirmed) |
Frank Clendenin | Co. A | 2nd Illinois Cavalry, |
| Co. C & F&S | 8th Illinois Cavalry & |
| Co. B & F&S | 147th Illinois Infantry (1 year) |
Samuel K. Clifford | Co. B | 3rd Iowa Infantry |
Thaddeus Clinch
| Co. G | Maine Coast Guard Infantry
|
Greenberry Coffman | Co. M | 15th Missouri Cavalry |
James H. Coffman | Co. I | 27th Iowa Infantry |
Department Commander - 1921-22
|
|
|
Francis Coker | Co. C | 2nd California Infantry |
James Collins | Co. G | 44th Missouri Infantry |
Andrew M. Colton
| Co. G | 44th Missouri Infantry
|
Marcus D. L. Compton | Co. G | 48th Illinois Infantry |
William A. Cone | Co. B | 53rd Ohio Infantry |
John D. Conger | Co. C | 15th Illinois Infantry & |
| Cos. A & H | 12th Illinois Cavalry |
James L. Conn | Co. G | 137th Pennsylvania Infantry |
John N. Conna | Co. I | 66th U.S. Colored Infantry (service not confirmed) |
J. P. Conner
|
| (service not confirmed)
|
Charles M. Cook | Co. A | 1st Vermont Infantry & |
| Cos. B & E | 1st Vermont Cavalry |
Charles H. Cottle | Co. B | 18th Wisconsin Infantry & |
| Co. D | 6th U.S. Veteran Volunteer Infantry |
Frederick S. Cottle | Co. E | 39th Illinois Infantry |
Olive Counter | Co. C | 131st New York Infantry |
George W. Cowan | Cos. C & B | 50th New York Engineers |
Aaron H. H. Cowgar | Co. C | 39th Iowa Infantry |
Henry V. Creamer |
| 16th Independent Ohio Light Artillery |
Homer Crocker | Co. G | 38th Wisconsin Infantry |
John M. Croman | Co. K | 14th Michigan Infantry |
Stephen M. Crossman | Co. I | 18th Wisconsin Infantry |
Frederick A. Cummings
| Co. B
| 2nd Massachusetts Infantry &
|
|
| 9th Independent Massachusetts Light Artillery
|
J. H. Cummings | Co. D | 13th New York Infantry (service not confirmed) |
Nathan Cunningham | Co. D | 130th Indiana Infantry |
William Cunnington | Co. M | 11th New York Cavalry |
George W. Curfman | Co. F | 3rd Iowa Cavalry |
Edmund N. Curl |
| Brigade Band (3rd Brigade, 2nd/4th Divisions, 15th-17th Army Corps), U.S. Volunteers |
Hiram T. Curl | Co. A | 10th Iowa Infantry & |
| Co. B | 5th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps |
Albert I. Cutler | Co. M | 16th Illinois Cavalry |
Clarence A. Danforth | Co. A | 19th Wisconsin Infantry |
Leander W. Daniels | Co. D | 60th New York Infantry |
James Davidson | Co. A | 31st Wisconsin Infantry |
Alonzo H. Davis | F&S | 36th Illinois Infantry & |
| Co. A | 132nd Illinois Infantry (100 days) |
George F. Davis | Co. A | 12th New Hampshire Infantry |
William E. Dawson | Co. G | 7th Iowa Infantry |
John H. Deal | Co. D | 114th Pennsylvania Infantry |
John S. Deardorff | Co. E | 12th Indiana Infantry (1 year) & |
| Co. B | 44th Indiana Infantry |
Dennis DeFord | Co. G | 179th New York Infantry |
John Q. A. DeHuff | Co. B | 3rd Iowa Cavalry |
Loring G. Delano | Co. A | 5th Minnesota Infantry |
Richard W. Derickson
|
| 15th U.S. Infantry
|
J. Diball |
| (service not confirmed) |
Peter Dieckman | Co. E | 4th New York Heavy Artillery |
George A. Dills | Co. A | 10th Illinois Infantry (3 months) & |
| Co. K | 134th Illinois Infantry (100 days) |
William Dobler | Co. E | 10th Illinois Cavalry |
Maurice M. Dodge | Co. D | 40th Wisconsin Infantry (100 days) |
Patrick H. Dolan | Co. G | 2nd Louisiana Infantry |
David S. Doney | Co. B | 8th Illinois Cavalry & |
| Co. D | 3rd Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps |
William H. Doolittle |
| 9th Independent Wisconsin Light Artillery |
Eli E. Dopps | Co. E | 149th Illinois Infantry (1 year) |
Post Commander - 1914 |
| 0 |
David Dowden | Co. B | 12th Wisconsin Infantry |
Post Commander - 1902 |
| 0 |
Francis E. Drake | Co. F | 4th Minnesota Infantry |
Bartholdt J. Dreesen | Co. H | 40th New York Infantry |
William Dreusicke | Cos. F & C & F&S | 9th Wisconsin Infantry |
John C. Dryden | Co. K | 91st Illinois Infantry |
Cornelius Duffy | Co. I | 13th New York Heavy Artillery |
James H. Duncan | Co. H | 7th Maryland Infantry |
George T. Dunn | Co. B | 21st Iowa Infantry |
Henry W. Dunning |
| 6th Independent Wisconsin Light Artillery |
Albert S. Durkee
| Co. A | 125th New York Infantry
|
George Dye | Co. E | 1st Minnesota Infantry |
James S. Dyer | Co. L | 14th New York Heavy Artillery |
Daniel Eaton | Co. I | 13th Michigan Infantry |
Charles H. Ebert | Co. I | 70th Ohio Infantry |
Charles S. Eichholtz | Co. D | 92nd Illinois Infantry |
Ferdinand A. Elder | Co. E | 7th Minnesota Infantry |
Samuel B. Elder |
| 3rd Independent Minnesota Light Artillery |
Abraham Elliott | Co. A | 10th Iowa Infantry |
Isaiah Ellwood
| Co. H | 15th Illinois Infantry
|
Horton S. Emerson | Co. E | 156th Illinois Infantry |
Caleb Evans | Co. H | 129th Illinois Infantry |
Daniel W. Evans | Cos. B & K | 42nd Ohio Infantry & |
| Co. E | 96th Ohio Infantry |
John J. Evans | Co. K | 1st Minnesota Infantry |
W. T. Falls |
| (service not confirmed) |
William Fannin | Co. H | 33rd Wisconsin Infantry |
Alexander S. Farquharson | Co. A | 43rd Massachusetts Infantry (Militia) & |
|
| Signal Corps, U.S. Volunteers |
Frederick W. Farr
| Co. K | 2nd Minnesota Cavalry
|
Frank A. Fassett
| Co. E | 20th Michigan Infantry
|
Angelo V. Fawcett | Co. E | 7th Illinois Infantry
|
Jacob Felix | Co. I | 15th Illinois Infantry & |
|
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Benton |
Thomas Ferdon |
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Clara Dolsen, |
|
| USS Fairy, |
|
| Fleet Surgeon Pinkney & |
|
| USS Silver Cloud |
James W. Ferguson | Co. I | 14th Wisconsin Infantry |
James M Ferris | Co. E | 3rd Michigan Infantry (1st organization) & |
| Co. E | 5th Michigan Infantry |
Hosea Finch | Co. H | 174th Ohio Infantry |
John Fisher | Co. G | 18th New York Infantry |
Robert Y. Flinn | Co, C | 16th Indiana Infantry & |
| Co. I | 11th Indiana Cavalry |
John Flood |
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Sabine, |
|
| USS North Carolina, |
|
| USS Clara Dolsen, |
|
| USS Black Hawk, |
|
| USS Tempest & |
|
| USS Benton |
William F. Flurer | Co. E | 37th Illinois Infantry & |
| Co. A | 2nd U.S. Veteran Volunteer Infantry
|
David Foley
| Co. C
| 10th Minnesota Infantry
|
William J. Forbes
| Co. K
| 86th Indiana Infantry
|
George W. Forney
| Co. I
| 8th Indiana Infantry
|
Thomas Forrest
| Cos. B & C
| 134th New York Infantry
|
Ed. H. Foster
| Co. C | 1st Maine Infantry (service not confirmed)
|
John S. M. Foster
| Co. M
| 15th New York Heavy Artillery &
|
| Co. G
| 176th New York Infantry
|
Thomas F. Fouts
| Co. H
| 1st Iowa Cavalry &
|
| Co. L
| 8th Iowa Cavalry
|
James N. Foye
| Co. A
| 46th Iowa Infantry (100 days) &
|
| Co. D
| 5th Iowa Cavalry
|
David Franklin
|
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS North Carolina &
|
|
| USS Dawn
|
Richard J. Frayne
| Co. F
| 22nd Kentucky Infantry &
|
| Cos. A, C & I
| 17th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps
|
George W. Freeburger
| Co. F
| 16th Illinois Infantry &
|
|
| U.S. Navy |
|
| USS Benton
|
Adam Freudenstein
| Co. K
| 6th Missouri Infantry
|
Josiah W. Fries
| Co. H
| 11th Pennsylvania Infantry
|
Post Commander - 1901
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John A. Fritts
| Cos. E & F
| 1st Colorado Territory Cavalry
|
Christian Fuhrberg
| Cos. H & D
| 9th Wisconsin Infantry
|
Henry B. Fuller
| Co. C
| 140th Indiana Infantry
|
Post Commander - 1918
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Charles Funk
| Co. B
| 49th New York Infantry
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Abbreviations used above: "Bty." is short for "Battery". "Co." is short for "Company". "F&S" is short for "Field and Staff".
Note: This is not a complete cumulative roster of the Comrades (members) of this Post. As additional Comrades are identified, they will be added.
If you find someone on this list who would qualify you for membership in one of our Camps or Auxiliaries, we have the documentation of his honorable service to the Union on file.
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