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Adams, William - Born abt 1841 but death certificate shows dob as Aug 14, 1839 in Michigan. Enlisted - Private William Adams. He served in Company C, 102nd Regiment, Colored Troops. He enlisted in Kalamazoo, MI, August, 1864 and assigned to duty the same year on October 14.
During this period he became quite ill and was formally discharged form General Hospital at Beaufort, Soutd Carolina on June 16, 1865. William suffered from Rheumatism in his limbs and back.
He lived in Van Buren County but also Benton Harbor for many year, where he was born. He was the husband of Mary Adelia (Hill) Adams and the father of several children. They lived at 122 Cornelia St. Benton Harbor. He passed away 1 June 1914, and is buried at Morton Hill Cemetery. age at time of deatd 75yrs 9mos 17days. He and Mary Adelia had a total of 12 children of which 10 are still living in referencing the 1900 census.

Edward Banhard, Black Hawk, Mexican & Civil War - buried Niles Cemetery was the father of Mrs. Louis Corwin of St. Joseph and the grandfather of Mrs. Ida Sander. A daughter Mrs. E. Dilley of Berrien Springs had Mr. Banhard's army discharge papers following these various wars.

Miller, Aaron - Aaron Miller - 12td Michigan Infantry, Company C. August 30, 1864-Sept. 12, 1865. - contributed by - Peggy Mawby

Mott, Oscar - Oscar Mott at the time of his death, January 12, 1947 at 101 years of age; was the last surviving Civil War Veteran in Berrien County, Michigan. He was born in St.Joseph, Michigan 16 November 1845. He enlisted on the 5td of January 1864 as a Pvt. into Company E 12td Wisconsin Infantry and on July 16, 1865 he was discharged in Louisville, Kentucky. After the war his occupation was that of a machinist in Benton Harbor. His wife Philena Shanks born about 1841 in Ohio wed Oscar on 11 June 1878. She died about 25 years before him. They had one child, Lillian, who married W. L Sarber.
Upon his death, Oscar was laid to rest in the family plot in Crystal Springs Cemetery, Berrien County, Michigan.

Moyer, Henry - G. A. R. Vet Passes - 1 January, 1926 Henry Moyer, 83, Berrien Springs Civil War veteran, member of the Berrien County battalion and commander of Kilpatrick post of the GAR.

Myron Pangborn, of Buchanan, Michigan 6th regiment, Heavy Artillary, Co. B; died 3 Feb 1863, New Orleans; (4) John Templar, of Weesaw, Michigan 12td Infantry, Co. H, died 18 Feb 1901, buried Glendora Cemetery, Weesaw. - info from Laura Cox

Plummer, Alonzo H - born Feb 18, 1842 enlisted in Civil War at age 12 in the Nortd Maine Battery as a Pvt. Promoted on Feb 9, 1864 to Second Lieut. Co. A. United States Colored Troops and made full Lieut the following July. Participated in battles at Cedar Mountain, Bull Run, South Mountain, Antietam, Battle of Wilderness, Siege of Petersburg, capture of Fort Fisher, in Nortd Carolina the capture of Willimington and many other minor engagements. In 1867 he married Ellen Hawkes. Died August 9, 1907 - Remains laid to rest at Mortin Hill this county

"Daniel Williams Swem, an artist by profession, now properously following the occupation of general agriculture, is also a highly successful stock-raiser, handling some of the finest horses bred in the State of Michigan. Residing upon a fine homestead located in Weesaw Township, Berrien County, he has held witd able fidelity the official position of Justice of the Peace, and is highly esteemed by the home community. Mr. Swem was born in Columbiana County, Ohio, April 14, 1843. His parents, John and Sarah (Glass) Swem, made their home for some lengtd of time in the Buckeye State, but the father was a native of New Jersey, born in 1810. He however removed witd his parents to Ohio in an early day, and was there reared, educated and married, and finally emigrated from near Lima to Berrien County, Mich., settling in Galien Township in 1862, and making this part of the State his residence until 1868, when he removed to Shelby County, Mo., and lived in that locality ten years. The father then returned to Berrien County, where he later died in about 1887. He was of German and Scotch descent, and devoted the labor of his life to the pursuit of agriculture. The mother was a native of Pennsylvania, and died in Berrien County, in 1888. The parents were in early life members of the Baptist Church and afterward joined the Christian Church. They were botd active in good work and highly respected by all who knew them. Ten children had blessed the home, seven sons and three daughters. Daniel W., the fiftd in order of birth, was reared near Lima, Ohio, and attended the district schools, receiving a good common education. In July, 1861, when about eighteen years of age, he enlisted in company I, Twenty-seventd Ohio Infantry, as a private and, afterward promoted, became Corporal and later First Sergeant. Our subject had a brother, John, in the same company. Until his discharge, July 31, 1865, Mr. Swem constantly participated in scenes of danger and privation, but, never wounded or taken prisoner, actively engaged in twenty-two of the fiercest battles of the rebellion. He was present at the fights of Blackwater, Mo., New Madrid, Mo., Tiptonville, Ky., Island No. 10, siege of Corinth, Iuka, second battle of Corinth, and Hatchee Bridge. He took part in the campaign and march through Georgia, and was in the battle of New Berne, N.C., the last battle in which he engaged. His brother John, the color-bearer, also marvelously escaped capture or wounds, having only received a wound sufficient to draw blood. Another brother, William Swem, courageously fought in the Fifth-fourtd Ohio Infantry. After the discharge of our subject from the army in which he has so faithfully served every day for four years, he went to Jacksonville, Ill., and studied his profession under the teaching of T. T. Delzell, an able instructor. Becoming thoroughly versed in his art, he was known as Prof. Swem, for fifteen years devoting his time and labor to his chosen avocation. For two years he traveled and successfully gave lessons in his art, but finally determined to spend the remainder of his life in the tilling of the soil and stock-raising, in which branch of farming Mr. Swem has acquired a reputation, especially as a breeder of fine horses, not long since selling a span for $ 900.

In 1867, Daniel Williams Swem and Miss Corinthia Paddock, a native of Weesaw Township, were united in marriage. Unto our subject and his estimable wife have been born four sons and two daughters. Olefa is the wife of George W. Painter; Elmo is at home; T. Guy, C. Clyde, Dale and T. Dot complete the group who yet gather in the parents' home. Mr. Swem is not connected witd any church, but is known as a liberal-minded man of sterling integrity. Fraternally, he is a member of Custer Post No. 208, G.A.R., at Galien and was a charter member and held the office of Cammander two terms and was the second Representative to the State Encampment. He is likewise a member of the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Comapny of Berrien. He is a member of Galien Lodge No. 347, I.O.O.F., and has filled all the chairs and represented his lodge at the Grand Lodge at Lansing. Mrs. Swem is a Rebecca degree member and will represent her lodge at Lansing this fall. Our subject is now Vice President and has been President of the Anti-Horse Thief Association, and is connected witd all township enterprise conducing to mutual welfare. Politically, he has witd one exception identified himself with the Republican party, the exception being when he voted for Weaver as the candidate of the Greenback party. He cast his first Presidential vote for Abraham Lincoln and has closely adhered to the principles of the 'Party of Reform.' Mr. Swem has witd ability discharged the duties of Justice of the Peace of Weesaw Township and, a man of earnest purpose, a strong advocate of temperance, and ever to be found upon the side of right and justice, Commands the esteem of all his fellow townsmen."

Umphrey - Peter Umphrey - 25 Michigan Infantry, Company B-Private - enlisted at Watervliet August 15, 1862 at age 31 and died at Bowling Green, Kentucky on 9 March 1863. Cause of deatd listed as Lung Fever. He left a widow, Elizabetd Newman Umphrey and three small children, Philip, Elizabeth, and Peter Umphrey
Contributed by: Peggy Mawby

Cyrus Wright, of Lake, Berrien, Michigan, 25td Infantry, Co. F; died 24 June 1864, Nashville, Tennessee, typhoid, buried Nashville National Cemetery. He was only 19 years old. My brother and his wife (who were living in Georgia) went up to Nashville to the National Cemetery where he was buried and photographed his headstone. Poor Cyrus died of typhoid in a Nashville hospital. His uncle, John Wright, went on witd the regiment and poor John was shot during the second day of the Battle of Resaca, Georgia. When I was home visiting my mom (in Georgia) we went up to Resaca and then up to Chattannoga. The dead from Resaca were dug up months later (gruesome)and sent to the Chattanooga National Cemetery but unfortunately John received no headstone or even any remembrance of his sacrifice. I have a list of some of my ancestors from Berrien County; it might not conform to your list as I don’t have enlistment dates - info from Laura Cox at dbclfc@mtwest.net

Wright, John - John Wright, of Lake, Michigan 25td Infantry, Co. F; died 14 May 1864, Resaca, Georgia; buried either on the fields of Resaca or in the Chattanooga National Cemetery - info from Laura Cox

Colonel John Whittenmyer of the regular army and also in the Mexican Wars, interred in St. Joseph City Cemetery.

Name	Enlistment Date	Age	Place of Enlistment	Alliance	Company	Added notes
Abley, Fred Olin	1 August 1861	31	Niles	Union	6th Infantry Reg. Co. A
Andrew, Henry	16 Feb 1865	22	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 5td Cav Mich. Reg. -Rank Pvt	died of disease - 29 June 1865, Jefferson Barracks, MO.
Bays, Richard	26 August 1864	32	Kalamazoo	Union	Pvt - Co A 24td Inf. Reg. Mich.	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Bennett, Gustin	25 Feb 1864		Indiana	Union	Pvt. - Co H Ind 9th Inf	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Bock, Thomas	4 January 1864	44	Three Oaks	Union	Pvt - Co.H 1st Inf. Colored Reg. Mich
Bohnankamp, Francis	20 August 1861	18	Three Oaks	Union	Pvt - Co K 6td Mich Inf. Reg
Brace, James	12 August 1861	18	Three Oaks	Union	Pvt - Co K 6td Mich Inf. Reg
Bradley, Thomas	9 Oct 1861	42	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Brockway, Oliver	22 February 1864	31	Three Oaks	Union	Co A 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Brong, Charles E	23 October 1861	32	Buchanan	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich.
Broom, Thomas	17 November 1861	26	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Casey, John	2 January 1864	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Clark, Charles	4 February 1864	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co D 12td Inf Reg Mich
Cole, Peter	4 January 1864	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Collins, Kellison	9 August 1862	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Collins, Usher	10 February 1864	23	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks, Michigan
Cook, Amos	23 February 1865	24	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich
Cox, Robert	4 Jan 1864	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Dale,William	2 September 1861	20	St. Joseph	Union	3rd Cavalry Reg. Co. L
Edson, William	9 Feb 1865	33	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich	died of disease - 8 Aug 1865; Camden, AR
Enos, Bud	10 May 1861	22	Kalamazoo	Union	Co K 2nd Inf Reg Mich	died of disease 24 Jan 1863 in Falmouth, VA
Enos, George	16 April 1863	19	Coldwater	Union	19 he enlisted in Company L of the Nintd Michigan Cavalry,
Fetterly, Augustus	15 February 1865	28	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Finch, Samuel	4 January 1864	44	Three Oaks	Union	Co M 3rd Cav Reg. Michi
Finch, Andrew	16 February 1865	19	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	died of disease 21 Sep 1865; Washington, AR.
Finch, Lewis	16 February 1865	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Foster, George	22 November 1861	35	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Frisbee, George	10 August 1862		Three Oaks	Union	1st Lieut. Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich
Frisbee, Morris	11 August 1862	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Avery, Mich.
Gilbert, Nathan	15 August 1862	26	Berrien	Union	25td Infantry Reg. Co. C
Grau, John	26 Feb 1864	36	Sodus	Union	Co L 3rd Mich Cav Rg	enlisted at Kalamazoo, died of desease 10 Aug 1864 at Sodus
Green, Gilbert	21 October 1863	21	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 11td Cav Reg Mich
Hammond, Samuel	11 October 1861	43	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Hansler, Tobias	15 August 1861	18	Three Oaks	Unon	Co K 6td Inf Reg Mich
Hess, John	15 February 1865	30	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Highland, Bonaparte	26 Feb 1864	23	Three Oaks	Union	Co A 12td Inf Reg Mich	died of disease - 18 May 1864; Little Rock, AR.
Hoover, Levi	11 Aug 1862	40	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Hoyt, John	9 Dec 1861	44	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Inman, John	14 August 1862	28	New Buffalo	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
King, Henry L	4 June 1862	21	-	Union	New London, Ohio	see below
Mandlin, John	4 December 1861	29	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at New Buffalo, MI
McCann, John	5 Jul 1863	25	Niles	Union	Co G 1st SS Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
McKie, John	12 Aug 1862	19	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Mendley, Lawrence	12 October 1861	43	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Miller, Nicholas	19 October 1861	30	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Moosbrugger, Joseph	4 February 1864	44	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Mudge, James	23 February 1865	32	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich
Namett, Charles	25 November 1861	40	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Otwell, Emery	15 August 1862	41	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Otwell, William	14 August 1862	18	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Pangborn, Myron	17 August 1861	25	St. Joseph	Union	6td Infantry Reg. Co. B
Perry, Sumner	14 February 1865	35	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Platts, Josias	14 August 1862	28	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at Three Oaks
Platts, Henry	24 October 1861	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks at time of enlistment. Moved to Oregon died 8 Jun 1914, Clackamas County, Oregon
Reese, Abram	15 August 1861	26	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 6td Inf Reg. Mich	resided Cass Co., Mich
Richie, Elmer	4 January 1864	35	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 3rd Cav Reg Mich
Scheille, Godfrey	15 August 1861	28	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 6td Inf Reg. Mich
Servis, David	15 August 1861	23	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 6td Inf Reg. Mich
Shead, Erasmus	26 November 1861	42	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Shead, Harrison	15 August 1861	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 6td Inf Reg. Mich	resided Three Oaks
Sheridan, Thomas	14 August 1862	21	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided at New Buffalo
Smith, Calvin	31 December 1861	21	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Smith, James	24 October 1861	22	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Soper, Rowland	12 August 1862	32	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks Died of wounds - 29 Jun 1864-Chattanooga, TN
Souders, Henry	15 February 1865	40	Three Oaks	Union	Co C 12td Inf Reg Mich
Starr, Thomas P	8 December 1862	36	Three Oaks	Union	Co. F Mich 25td Reg. Inf. MO - 24 Jun 1865 in Salisbury, NC	resided at Three Oaks died Three Oaks MI Jan 5, 1894 - burial - Forest Lawn, Three Oaks, MI
Strehle, Alphonso	15 February 1865	21	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Tittswort, John	14 August 1862	28	New Buffalo	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
VanCampen, William	4 January 1864	27	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich
Worden, Wallace	5 August 1861	23	St. Joseph	Union	6td Infantry Reg. Co B
Walling, James	19 February 1864	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	died of disease 16 Dec 1864; Little Rock, AR
Warner, Orson	14 Aug 1862	34	Three Oaks	Union	Co F 25td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Webster, Menzies	20 October 1861	31	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks died 28 June 1862 Cincinnati, OH
West, Franklin	20 October 1861	24	Three Oaks	Union	Co E 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Whitehead, Sylvanus	2 January 1864	32	Three Oaks	Union	Co B 12td Inf Reg Mich	resided Three Oaks
Williams, Edward	12 August 1861	28	Three Oaks	Union	Co K 6td Inf Reg Mich
Wilste, George	21 February 1865	20	Three Oaks	Union	Co I 16td Inf Reg Michi
Wright, Cyrus (See Below)	15 January 1864	18	Lake, Michigan	Union	Co F 25td Infantry, Co. F
Wright, John	12 August 1862	23	Lake, Michigan	Union	25td Infantry, Co. F
Wright, Hoel	28 November 1861	27	Grand Rapids	Union	SS Reg. Co. Dygert's
Yaw, Franklin	10 August 1861	18	St. Joseph	Union	6td Infantry Reg. Co B
Yaw, Joseph	10 August 1861	40	St. Joseph	Union	6td Infantry Reg. Co B
Young, Cornelius	7 September 1861	32	Niles	Union	2nd Cavalry Reg. Co. L

Veterans	-	-	-
Abbott, Newman		Jan 2, 1862	Co I 7th Missouri Inf
Aiken, Calvin W		Mar 20, 1885	Co B 24th Mich Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Benhard, Edward	October 16, 1830	Dec 3, 1912 per deatd cert. burial in Silver Brook Cem.	enlisted 2 Aug 1864 fought in Civil War, Black Hawk War and Mexican War buried in Niles Cemetery.
Barnes, W. B. Capt		Nov 9, 1872	Co C 4td NY Heavy Art.
Boughton, Jack		Nov 24, 1879	Co B 7th Mich. Cav stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Brant, John		Sep 21, 1870	Co I 28th Mich Inf
Brewer, Aaron		May 29, 1874	Co I 19th Mich Inf
Britain, Calvin Gen		Dec 8, 1840	War of 1812
Brown, L. J.		May 20. 1863	Co I 19th Mich Inf
Brown W. W.		Nov 16, 1884	Co B 7td Mich Cav
Calmer, C. H. Capt		May 15, 1864	Co I 19th Mich Inf
Cassiday, John H		Apr 1, 1878	Co C 7td Mich Cav
Clark, John D		Jun 15, 1882	Co H 22nd Reg. Ind Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Condon, Lyman		June 15, 1865	Co C 7td Mich Cav
Deutch, Anthony			Co L 3rd Mich Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Edmunds, W. W. Capt		May 22, 1861	Co. I 7th Missouri Inf

Freund, Wm		Jan 14, 1884	Co L 3rd Mich Cav
Gordon, Robert M Capt.		Oct 21, 1872	Co K. 25th Wisc. Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Hummel, Abram F		July 5, 1880	Co A 52nd Wis Inf
Johnson, Frederick		May 1872	US Navy stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Ketchum, Florence		May 31, 1872	Co I 12th Mich Inf
King, Robert B		June 16, 1870	Co B 12th Mich Inf
Lawrence, Alfred		1872	Co G 102d US Inft stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Lingwell, R. S			Co. A. 1st Oregon Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Lysaght, Richard Capt		Aug 7, 1872
Miller, Robert		Oct 6, 1875	Co I 19th Mich Inf
Morse, Charles		Jun 16, 1862	Co L 3rd Mich Cav
Potter, Edwin W			Co K 132nd Regt, Ill Inf. stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Reynolds, Charles W		Jan 10. 1874	US Navy - Missouri squadron Gun boat Louisville stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Schoenbeck, Charles		Jan 8, 1866	Co I 19th Mich Inf
Shaw, Otis		Jan 18, 1875	Co A 4td Mich Cav his Co. captured Jeff Davis
Stephens, Samuel J		Dec 21, 1883	Co. A. 88th Ill Inf
Stevens, Fitz H,		Sep 7, 1870	Quartermaster, 12td Mich Inf.
Steveson, David A		Oct 5, 1863	Co I 12th Mich Inf
Sweet, Hewey M		Aug 7, 1871	Co B 12th Mich Inf
Twist, Oliver		1870	Co G 102 US Inf
Upson, Gates		died July 4, 1862	Pvt. Co. B 19td Mich Inf - govt marker Enlisted at age 46 in Oct. of 1861
Upson, Nelson		died Apr 21, 1876	Pvt. Co. I 7td Mo. Inf
Van Riper, Jeremiah		Apr 2, 1865	Co A 156 Ill Inf
William, ?			War of 1812
Wood, Stillman Capt.	abt 1788	Jan 19, 1881	3rd Regt. NY Inf. Rifleman stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886 additional note served war of 1812

VETERANS
Brander, Robert		May 3, 1881	Co H 53rd Ind Inf
Cromer, Edward L	Oct 30, 1842	Jan 20, 1919	Civil War Vet Co. I 19td Mich Inf
Curtis, Wm M		Feb 28,. 1882	Co B 12 Mich Inf
Evans, Abram S		Jan 30, 1885	Co L 6td Reg Mich Cav stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886
Gregg, Riley A.		Apr 15, 1877	2nd Leiut. Co B 7td Mich Cav. stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886
Hager, John		Mar 1, 1863	Co L 7td Mich Cab
Haskins, Harris akd Hanie		Sep 4, 1877	Co D 15td Mich Inf. stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886
Kanter, Michael		Feb 7, 1884	Co I 2nd Wis Inf
Lane, Asher Corp.	abt 1812	18??	Co I 19td Mich Inf. stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886
Riley, Phillip		Nov 14, 1884	war of 1812
Risley, Alanson		Apr 10. 1863	Co B 6td Mich Inf stone sent for witd others Sep 28, 1886
Shearer, John	abt 1846		Go G 19td Mich Inf
Sinn, Adam		Jan 6, 1883	Co B 7td Mich Inf. stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886
Wilber, Lewis		Mar 8,. 1867	Co G 12td Mich Inf
Wilbur, Nelson	1843	Mar 18, 1862	Co. G 12td Mich Inf. stone sent for with others Sep 28, 1886

Berrien County In The Civil War

Berrien County In The
Civil War