Residence LEWISTOWN, FULTON CO, IL Age 19 Height 5'6 Hair DARK Eyes BLUE Complexion FAIR Marital Status N/A Occupation FARMER
Nativity FULTON CO, IL
Service Record
Joined MAR 21, 1864 CANTON, IL
Joined By LT STOCKDALE Period 3 YRS
Muster In MAR 21, 1864 CAMP BUTLER, IL
KILLED JUL 28, 1864 BEFORE ATLANTA GA
-ILSOS
...On the morning of 28th July, as the Fifteenth Army Corps was moving into position, the enemy fiercely attacked the line for purpose of driving it back and turning the flank, but they were repulsed with heavy loss and compelled to retreat. The Second Brigade was in reserve, but in a few moments after the commencement of the battle moved forward as support for the line, the One hundred and third shared the fortunes of the gallant Seventieth Ohio, and together the two regiments repulsed three desperate assaults upon their lines, punishing the enemy severely. The casualties in the One hundred and third in this engagement were 4 enlisted men killed [Bolen, Call, Jacox, Rich], 13 wounded.
-The war of the rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies.; Series 1 - Volume 38 (Part III) page 327
OBIT: Lewistown Union (Fulton County Ledger) - August 16, 1864
Death Notice of G. R. Call and W. Boland
Killed And Wounded. We have information from the 103rd Illinois That G. R. Call and W. Boland were killed, and Finley Cruzan and John Virgil were wounded in the engagement of the 28th, near Atlanta, Ga.
CALL, GEORGE R
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
BURIED AT: SECTION H SITE 9019
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Residence LEWISTOWN, FULTON CO, IL Age 19 Height 5'6 Hair DARK Eyes BLUE Complexion FAIR Marital Status N/A Occupation FARMER
Nativity FULTON CO, IL
Service Record
Joined MAR 21, 1864 CANTON, IL
Joined By LT STOCKDALE Period 3 YRS
Muster In MAR 21, 1864 CAMP BUTLER, IL
KILLED JUL 28, 1864 BEFORE ATLANTA GA
-ILSOS
...On the morning of 28th July, as the Fifteenth Army Corps was moving into position, the enemy fiercely attacked the line for purpose of driving it back and turning the flank, but they were repulsed with heavy loss and compelled to retreat. The Second Brigade was in reserve, but in a few moments after the commencement of the battle moved forward as support for the line, the One hundred and third shared the fortunes of the gallant Seventieth Ohio, and together the two regiments repulsed three desperate assaults upon their lines, punishing the enemy severely. The casualties in the One hundred and third in this engagement were 4 enlisted men killed [Bolen, Call, Jacox, Rich], 13 wounded.
-The war of the rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies.; Series 1 - Volume 38 (Part III) page 327
OBIT: Lewistown Union (Fulton County Ledger) - August 16, 1864
Death Notice of G. R. Call and W. Boland
Killed And Wounded. We have information from the 103rd Illinois That G. R. Call and W. Boland were killed, and Finley Cruzan and John Virgil were wounded in the engagement of the 28th, near Atlanta, Ga.
CALL, GEORGE R
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
BURIED AT: SECTION H SITE 9019
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