Looking for records on several men.

Johnny_Reb_1865

First Sergeant
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H. H. Harris. Co. F. 1st MS State Troops
2nd Lt. Winston Andrews, Co. C. 39th AL Infantry Regt.
William M. Duggan, 39th GA Infantry Regt.


Jacob Dance

Residence Rushville IL;
Enlisted on 8/15/1861 as a Private.

On 8/19/1861 he mustered into "G" Co. IL 28th Infantry
He was Killed on 4/6/1862 at Shiloh, TN


Other Information:

Buried: Shiloh National Cemetery, Pittsburg Landing, TN
Gravesite: 1976



Francis Marion Ambrose, but he went by Frank. He would have been in the civil war. Born in 1833 in Tennessee. He was married in 1860 in Hawkins, North Carolina, but I never saw anything else on census records of him and his first wife. Don't know if they got divorced or if she died. And I don't know if he served.

And finally William W West b approx 1812 give +/~ a few year in Tn. He was on the 1860 census for Fenter township, Hot Spring. Ark. with his wife Elizabeth Whetstone West and children. But by 1865 he is nowhere to be found.
 
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H. H. Harris. Co. F. 1st MS State Troops
2nd Lt. Winston Andrews, Co. C. 39th AL Infantry Regt.
William M. Duggan, 39th GA Infantry Regt.


Jacob Dance

Residence Rushville IL;
Enlisted on 8/15/1861 as a Private.

On 8/19/1861 he mustered into "G" Co. IL 28th Infantry
He was Killed on 4/6/1862 at Shiloh, TN


Other Information:

Buried: Shiloh National Cemetery, Pittsburg Landing, TN
Gravesite: 1976



Francis Marion Ambrose, but he went by Frank. He would have been in the civil war. Born in 1833 in Tennessee. He was married in 1860 in Hawkins, North Carolina, but I never saw anything else on census records of him and his first wife. Don't know if they got divorced or if she died. And I don't know if he served.

And finally William W West b approx 1812 give +/~ a few year in Tn. He was on the 1860 census for Fenter township, Hot Spring. Ark. with his wife Elizabeth Whetstone West and children. But by 1865 he is nowhere to be found.
Got one for ya….
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@Johnny_Reb_1865 A general glance, the following from Fold3

H H Harris shows several under MS with 6th and 8th Cav's, also one for 1st Lt Artillery. Included is only one I see falling under Mississippi 1st State Troopers

there are several for a Frank Ambrose and they are all from Virginia regiments

same for William W West. Ironically enough, I have a William West on my wife's side of the family from Robeson, NC. I attached the one from MS thinking would be closest for possibly serving from TN or AR. However there are several CMSR files for a William W West with regiments from VA, TX, GA and SC

Good Luck on your cont'd search
 

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H H Harris shows several under MS with 6th and 8th Cav's, also one for 1st Lt Artillery. Included is only one I see falling under Mississippi 1st State Troopers
Here is a summary of the Harris names I found.
Is there a clue in any one of these entries?

H. H. Harris
Pvt Co C 1 Regt Miss L Arty
Residence: Lodi, Choctaw Co. Miss
Surrendered in 1865

H. H. Harris
Pvt Co L 6 Regt Miss Cavalry
Residence: Okolona Chickasaw Cty Miss
Surrendered in 1865

H. H. Harris
Pvt Co E Duff's Regt Miss Cav [8 Miss Cav]
Muster Roll: Dec 1, 1863 - May 11, 1864
Enlisted Apr 1, 1864
Where: Houston, Miss
Present: Present

William H. H. Harris Records under 7th (Duckworth's) Miss Cav
See H. H. Harris
*** Could not find a record for H. H. Harris in 7th Miss Cav***

H. Harris [6 Miss Cav] <- header at top of card
Pvt Capt H. B. Brown's Co, Harrison's Regiment
Age 30
Muster roll: Fulton, Miss Sept 8 1863
Muster-in Date: Sept 8, 1863
enlistment
When: Sept 8, 1863
Where: Fulton, Miss
+
Muster Roll: Sept 8 1863 - June 20, 1863
Absent without leave in Roddy Command

Henry Harris [6 Miss Cav]
age 17
Muster Roll: Jan 2, 1864 - June 29, 1864
+
Prisoner: Surrendered in 1865
 
I wonder if this was the Duggan in question? Maybe as a 15 year old he got a taste of was and skedaddled as soon as he was paroled?

View attachment 512160

Curious - date of death and burial location is a match but I think the 1860 birth year is a FindAGrave G.I.G.O. for when that newish-looking headstone was made.
Also - note the clerical error on the death certificate as it's a one G Dugan and our man is a two G Duggan.

 
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