Enlisted as a Private on 15 February 1865.
Enlisted in Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 15 Feb 1865.
Died at Indianapolis Mar 2, 1865 ?????? (Inconsistent wit headstone)
Mustered Out Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 2 Mar 1865 at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Information provided by David Guinnup from Civil War Records. The death date on the headstone differs from that on military records.
Note: There is some mystery and uncertainty around the specific circumstances of George's enlistment, service and death (including date of death). We do know that he left a widow (Mary J. Brown) and four sons, two of which were twins. The sons were Samuel, Charles M., Milton M., and George. His widow later remarried (William T. Spence), and the George's sons were brought up in a number of homes before reaching adulthood.
Enlisted in Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 15 Feb 1865.
Died at Indianapolis Mar 2, 1865 ?????? (Inconsistent wit headstone)
Mustered Out Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 2 Mar 1865 at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Information provided by David Guinnup from Civil War Records. The death date on the headstone differs from that on military records.
Note: There is some mystery and uncertainty around the specific circumstances of George's enlistment, service and death (including date of death). We do know that he left a widow (Mary J. Brown) and four sons, two of which were twins. The sons were Samuel, Charles M., Milton M., and George. His widow later remarried (William T. Spence), and the George's sons were brought up in a number of homes before reaching adulthood.
Enlisted as a Private on 15 February 1865.
Enlisted in Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 15 Feb 1865.
Died at Indianapolis Mar 2, 1865 ?????? (Inconsistent wit headstone)
Mustered Out Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 2 Mar 1865 at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Information provided by David Guinnup from Civil War Records. The death date on the headstone differs from that on military records.
Note: There is some mystery and uncertainty around the specific circumstances of George's enlistment, service and death (including date of death). We do know that he left a widow (Mary J. Brown) and four sons, two of which were twins. The sons were Samuel, Charles M., Milton M., and George. His widow later remarried (William T. Spence), and the George's sons were brought up in a number of homes before reaching adulthood.
Enlisted in Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 15 Feb 1865.
Died at Indianapolis Mar 2, 1865 ?????? (Inconsistent wit headstone)
Mustered Out Company B, 147th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 2 Mar 1865 at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Information provided by David Guinnup from Civil War Records. The death date on the headstone differs from that on military records.
Note: There is some mystery and uncertainty around the specific circumstances of George's enlistment, service and death (including date of death). We do know that he left a widow (Mary J. Brown) and four sons, two of which were twins. The sons were Samuel, Charles M., Milton M., and George. His widow later remarried (William T. Spence), and the George's sons were brought up in a number of homes before reaching adulthood.
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