The Nineteenth Illinois Regiment

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The 19th Illinois Infantry organized Chicago, Illinois and mustered into federal service June 17, 1861, for three-year enlistment. Regiment was mustered out of service July 9, 1864. Served at battles of Stones River / Chickamauga / Missionary Ridge / Resaca / Atlanta Campaign. Also involved with the September 17, 1861 train wreck on a sabotaged bridge at Huron, Indiana, injuring or killing 100.

Locomotive Accident With Portion of the 19th Illinois | Railroads & Steam Locomotives

Location: Widow Valley, Martin County Indiana. On a bridge that crossed Beaver Creek Indianapolis Daily Journal: Print of the scene: Following is taken from the Martin County History website, bottom right of the page. "On Sept. 17, 1861, Ohio & Mississippi train carrying about 250 members of...

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The Nineteenth Illinois; a memoir of a regiment of volunteer infantry famous in the Civil War of fifty years ago for its drill, bravery, and distinguished services
Haynie, Henry i. e. James Henry
Publication date 1912
Chicago, M.A. Donohue & co.
The Library of Congress
Call number 8701723

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Uniforms for the Illinois 19th Volunteer Infantry | Civil War Potpourri

Does anyone have a picture of the uniforms, or would they just be the standard Union uniforms?

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LTC Alexander W. Raffen (1831-1901) - Find a Grave...

Colonel Alexander Raffen, pioneer settler of Chicago and acting colonel of the Nineteenth Illinois infantry during the civil war, died yesterday morning at his home, No 390 West Chicago avenue, from typhoid fever. Colonel Raffen won distinction during the war, participating in many battles and...

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John McConchie (1832-1889) - Find a Grave Memorial

son of Samuel & Margaret (Miller) McConchie born about 1832 in Arrochar which at the time was part of Dunbartonshire. It is now in Argyle & Bute administrative district. Enlisted as a Private on 10 September 1862. Enlisted in Company B, 19th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 10 Sep 1862. Mustered...

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John Kramer Sr. (1837-1912) - Find a Grave...

Civil War Veteran John Cramer Residence: Enlistment Date: 17 Jun 1861 Rank at enlistment: Private State Served: Illinois Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company I, Illinois 19th Infantry Regiment on 17 Jun 1861.Mustered out on 06 Feb 1862. Sources: Illinois: Roster of Officers...

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PVT William Frost (1840-1861) - Find a Grave...

19th. Illinois Infantry, Co. I, Civil War. Killed on R.R. === Private, Company I, 19th Illinois Infantry Regiment; died in train wreck at bridge 48 crossing Beaver Creek on Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in Martin County, Indiana.

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James William Huckins (1843-1909) - Find a Grave...

Served as a private in Co. B, 19th Illinois Infantry, 12 Jun 1861 - July 9, 1864.; Also served in Co. B, 5th US Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Wife Mary E.(Middleton) Research by Fred A. Pflugrath Washington Death Certificate Name: James William Huckins Death Date: 13 Jul 1909 Death Place...

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"Who Will Save the Left?" | South & Western Theaters

This morning I went to Graceland Cemetery here in Chicago to find the grave site of my great-great-grandfather. Which I finally did (you might ask "what took you so long?" as it is only 2 miles north on the street that I live on). I learned that the cemetery was opened in 1860, so I figured...

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19th Illinois Infantry – Spared & Shared 23

Posts about 19th Illinois Infantry written by Griff

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Franklin Applebee (1842-1925) - Find a Grave...

CIVIL WAR SOLDIER 19th Illinois Infantry Residence Barrington, IL.Enlisted on 6/17/1861 as a Private.On 6/17/1861, he mustered into Co. C, 19th IL Infantry.Promoted to Corporal (no date)He was Mustered Out on 7/9/1864 at Chicago, IL Son of Gilbert Appleby

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David Francis Bremner (1839-1922) - Find a Grave...

Civil WarCo. E 19thIllinois Volunteer Infantry,1st Lieutenant.......................................... Source: HISTORY OF CHICAGO From The Earliest Period To The Present Time, In Three Volumes, Volume III, From The Fire Of 1871 Until 1885.Author: A. T. Andreas, Pages 326-327 David Francis...

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Dark Souvenirs of the Civil War

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Members of the 19th Illinois Regiment, fromThe Nineteenth Illinois: a Memoir of a Regiment of Volunteer Infantry Famous in the Civil War, James Henry,1912. At least eight Lake County men enlisted in this regiment.

 

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Who'll Save the Left? The 19th Illinois and the Fight of January 2nd

During the Civil War, the 19 th Illinois Infantry gained a well-earned reputation as being the best drilled regiment in the Army of th...

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Oliver Emerson Eames (1840-1907) - Find a Grave...

1st Lieutenant Company D 19th Illinois Infantry Enlisted 6/17/1861 Mustered in 6/17/1861 as a sergeant Promoted to full 1st Lt. on 6/20/1863 Mustered out 7/9/1864

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Regimental History and Roster:

19th Illinois Infantry Regiment

 

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In this episode of Life on the Civil War Research Trail we learn more about Corporal John Henry Haynie, Company D, 19th Illinois Infantry.