Amos served during the Civil War as a Private, Compnay H, 8th Regiment of Indiana.
He died during the siege of Vicksburg under the command of the Union Major General Ulysses S. Grant and his Army of the Tennessee.
He is just one among the 10,000 Union solders buried here without any papers recording this fact or their location in the cemetery.
He died during the siege of Vicksburg under the command of the Union Major General Ulysses S. Grant and his Army of the Tennessee.
He is just one among the 10,000 Union solders buried here without any papers recording this fact or their location in the cemetery.
Amos served during the Civil War as a Private, Compnay H, 8th Regiment of Indiana.
He died during the siege of Vicksburg under the command of the Union Major General Ulysses S. Grant and his Army of the Tennessee.
He is just one among the 10,000 Union solders buried here without any papers recording this fact or their location in the cemetery.
He died during the siege of Vicksburg under the command of the Union Major General Ulysses S. Grant and his Army of the Tennessee.
He is just one among the 10,000 Union solders buried here without any papers recording this fact or their location in the cemetery.
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Plot: One of the 10,000 sites that are unknown and unmarked.
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