The soldier buried in grave #326 is actually Samuel Bolinger of the 11th Ill. Cavalry, Co. E. He died of typhoid fever in Sept. 1865 at Gayoso Hospital in Memphis, Tn. He was approx. 20 years old, born in Indiana, and enlisted from Cherry Grove, Illinois. See U.S. Burial Register National Cemeteries and U.S. National Cemetery Control Form. Samuel Bolinger died in Sep. 1865 of Typhoid fever at Gayoso General Hospital in Memphis.
The soldier buried in grave #326 is actually Samuel Bolinger of the 11th Ill. Cavalry, Co. E. He died of typhoid fever in Sept. 1865 at Gayoso Hospital in Memphis, Tn. He was approx. 20 years old, born in Indiana, and enlisted from Cherry Grove, Illinois. See U.S. Burial Register National Cemeteries and U.S. National Cemetery Control Form. Samuel Bolinger died in Sep. 1865 of Typhoid fever at Gayoso General Hospital in Memphis.
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