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A friend of mine just bought 160 acres in Blount county and was clearing some of it when he found a small graveyard that had this headstone in it. I was able to get his Fold # records but they were slim. Any other info Ancestry etc on him would be GREATLY appreciated. It looks like he had 4 brothers who were also in Co. F 29th Inf. Thanks for any help.
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Find a Grave lists Aaron Dutton Hogland as buried in the Taylor Mountain Cemetery - here is the link

 
Ancestry is buggy today so I can't get good returns. Brothers are:
Abram B. Hogland - Abt. 1837 - 1890, 29th AL Infantry Co. F
Alexander Hogland - 1839 - 1923
Lewis Harper Hogland - 1848 - 1929
 
There's a lot on Ancestry, including photos - looks like someone in the family has been active in posting stuff. What do you want to know?
What ever you think I need. The find a grave link it a GREAT start Thanks.
 
So I'm finding the usual thing where different trees give different results. I have that Abram Hogland, William R. Hogland and Alexander Hogland were also in the 29th AL Co. F. Most trees seem to agree they were brothers to Aaron. It looks like the youngest brother, Lewis, did not join.
 
A friend of mine just bought 160 acres in Blount county and was clearing some of it when he found a small graveyard that had this headstone in it. I was able to get his Fold # records but they were slim. Any other info Ancestry etc on him would be GREATLY appreciated. It looks like he had 4 brothers who were also in Co. F 29th Inf. Thanks for any help.
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It appears all 3 brothers filed for pensions. They're available at Family Search.
 

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