Isaac Hackney was the son of James Thomas Hackney and Mariah Louisa Longacre. He was born in Johnson County, Missouri about 1844. The family moved to Jasper County, Missouri during the 1850's and were living in McDonald Township, Jasper County in 1860. Isaac and two of his brothers, Joseph and Franklin, enlisted in Company D, 8th Missouri Cavalry Regiment. Their oldest brother, John, served in the 2nd Regiment of the California Cavalry. In a letter to family Isaac's father James reported: "I thought I would stay at home and keep my boys, and did so til we were robbed of a large portion of our property on the 10th of August 1862 at nite after being robbed and abused in the day. My three oldest boys that was at home left and went to Springfield and joined the US army". He further related: "Isaac died at Springfield Mo 2 months after he enlisted. His widow Jane and her little son Isaac Maryon is with us." Isaac's brother Franklin, born also in Johnson County died in Bloomfield, Missouri August 5, 1863, while serving in the US army. The Roll of Honor Volume XVIII, page 367, (Quartermaster General's Office, General Orders # 24, June 19, 1868) records Isaac Hackney's death as October 20, 1862 and interment in section 22, grave number 25 of the Springfield National Cemetery.
Update to the above: Isaac Hackney's Civil War service record muster roll files can be found on Fold3 (see photo on right). These records indicate that he mustered in on August 21, 1862, in Springfield, Missouri, died October 29, 1862 in the post hospital in Springfield of typhus fever.
3 Mar 2017
Jim L. Wilson
Update to the above: Isaac Hackney's Civil War service record muster roll files can be found on Fold3 (see photo on right). These records indicate that he mustered in on August 21, 1862, in Springfield, Missouri, died October 29, 1862 in the post hospital in Springfield of typhus fever.
3 Mar 2017
Jim L. Wilson
Isaac Hackney was the son of James Thomas Hackney and Mariah Louisa Longacre. He was born in Johnson County, Missouri about 1844. The family moved to Jasper County, Missouri during the 1850's and were living in McDonald Township, Jasper County in 1860. Isaac and two of his brothers, Joseph and Franklin, enlisted in Company D, 8th Missouri Cavalry Regiment. Their oldest brother, John, served in the 2nd Regiment of the California Cavalry. In a letter to family Isaac's father James reported: "I thought I would stay at home and keep my boys, and did so til we were robbed of a large portion of our property on the 10th of August 1862 at nite after being robbed and abused in the day. My three oldest boys that was at home left and went to Springfield and joined the US army". He further related: "Isaac died at Springfield Mo 2 months after he enlisted. His widow Jane and her little son Isaac Maryon is with us." Isaac's brother Franklin, born also in Johnson County died in Bloomfield, Missouri August 5, 1863, while serving in the US army. The Roll of Honor Volume XVIII, page 367, (Quartermaster General's Office, General Orders # 24, June 19, 1868) records Isaac Hackney's death as October 20, 1862 and interment in section 22, grave number 25 of the Springfield National Cemetery.
Update to the above: Isaac Hackney's Civil War service record muster roll files can be found on Fold3 (see photo on right). These records indicate that he mustered in on August 21, 1862, in Springfield, Missouri, died October 29, 1862 in the post hospital in Springfield of typhus fever.
3 Mar 2017
Jim L. Wilson
Update to the above: Isaac Hackney's Civil War service record muster roll files can be found on Fold3 (see photo on right). These records indicate that he mustered in on August 21, 1862, in Springfield, Missouri, died October 29, 1862 in the post hospital in Springfield of typhus fever.
3 Mar 2017
Jim L. Wilson
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