CPL. U.S. Vols.
Son of John and Sarah Guyselman
Husband to Nancy Jane McKee
Father of John, William Jr., Lou, Emma, McKee, and Plain.
Served as county recorder for Macon County, Missouri. Later served as an attorney in Summit County, Colorado where Guyselman Mountain is named for him.
Enlisted in Company A, Illinois 113th Infantry Regiment on 15 August 1862 in Chicago. Mustered out on 19 October 1863 and transferred to the U.S. Signal Corps.
Son of John and Sarah Guyselman
Husband to Nancy Jane McKee
Father of John, William Jr., Lou, Emma, McKee, and Plain.
Served as county recorder for Macon County, Missouri. Later served as an attorney in Summit County, Colorado where Guyselman Mountain is named for him.
Enlisted in Company A, Illinois 113th Infantry Regiment on 15 August 1862 in Chicago. Mustered out on 19 October 1863 and transferred to the U.S. Signal Corps.
CPL. U.S. Vols.
Son of John and Sarah Guyselman
Husband to Nancy Jane McKee
Father of John, William Jr., Lou, Emma, McKee, and Plain.
Served as county recorder for Macon County, Missouri. Later served as an attorney in Summit County, Colorado where Guyselman Mountain is named for him.
Enlisted in Company A, Illinois 113th Infantry Regiment on 15 August 1862 in Chicago. Mustered out on 19 October 1863 and transferred to the U.S. Signal Corps.
Son of John and Sarah Guyselman
Husband to Nancy Jane McKee
Father of John, William Jr., Lou, Emma, McKee, and Plain.
Served as county recorder for Macon County, Missouri. Later served as an attorney in Summit County, Colorado where Guyselman Mountain is named for him.
Enlisted in Company A, Illinois 113th Infantry Regiment on 15 August 1862 in Chicago. Mustered out on 19 October 1863 and transferred to the U.S. Signal Corps.
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