William B. Isler was a veteran, CO E 15 REGT TENN INF.
Most family histories report that Capt. William B. Isler, CSA, was killed during the Battle of Belmont, which was fought on 7 Nov 1861 near Belmont, Missouri. However, his headstone in the Cronanville Cemetery states he died 12 Nov 1861. If killed on 7 Nov, he died in Mississippi County, Missouri. If he died of wounds on 12 Nov, he probably died in Kentucky. (Birth year shown is approximate)
∼TMSI [1673]: M1221 — Spouse.
Most family histories report that Capt. William B. Isler, CSA, was killed during the Battle of Belmont, which was fought on 7 Nov 1861 near Belmont, Missouri. However, his headstone in the Cronanville Cemetery states he died 12 Nov 1861. If killed on 7 Nov, he died in Mississippi County, Missouri. If he died of wounds on 12 Nov, he probably died in Kentucky. (Birth year shown is approximate)
∼TMSI [1673]: M1221 — Spouse.
William B. Isler was a veteran, CO E 15 REGT TENN INF.
Most family histories report that Capt. William B. Isler, CSA, was killed during the Battle of Belmont, which was fought on 7 Nov 1861 near Belmont, Missouri. However, his headstone in the Cronanville Cemetery states he died 12 Nov 1861. If killed on 7 Nov, he died in Mississippi County, Missouri. If he died of wounds on 12 Nov, he probably died in Kentucky. (Birth year shown is approximate)
∼TMSI [1673]: M1221 — Spouse.
Most family histories report that Capt. William B. Isler, CSA, was killed during the Battle of Belmont, which was fought on 7 Nov 1861 near Belmont, Missouri. However, his headstone in the Cronanville Cemetery states he died 12 Nov 1861. If killed on 7 Nov, he died in Mississippi County, Missouri. If he died of wounds on 12 Nov, he probably died in Kentucky. (Birth year shown is approximate)
∼TMSI [1673]: M1221 — Spouse.
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