Vredenburgh or Vredenburg
Interred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trousers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Son Of Joseph H. Vredenburgh and Rebecca Jane McNitt Vredenburgh of Middleville, Barry, Michigan
A Joseph Vredenburgh was living in Eaton Co., Vermontville, MI in 1860 with the Alva Armstrong family. Page 875, no. 542. He was shown as age 12, born Michigan. Was our Joseph recorded twice, once with his mother and once with the Armstrong family?
Reinterred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. I do not know where Joseph was killed or died and was buried. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery. -HEV, 1996.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trowsers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Interred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trousers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Son Of Joseph H. Vredenburgh and Rebecca Jane McNitt Vredenburgh of Middleville, Barry, Michigan
A Joseph Vredenburgh was living in Eaton Co., Vermontville, MI in 1860 with the Alva Armstrong family. Page 875, no. 542. He was shown as age 12, born Michigan. Was our Joseph recorded twice, once with his mother and once with the Armstrong family?
Reinterred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. I do not know where Joseph was killed or died and was buried. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery. -HEV, 1996.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trowsers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Vredenburgh or Vredenburg
Interred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trousers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Son Of Joseph H. Vredenburgh and Rebecca Jane McNitt Vredenburgh of Middleville, Barry, Michigan
A Joseph Vredenburgh was living in Eaton Co., Vermontville, MI in 1860 with the Alva Armstrong family. Page 875, no. 542. He was shown as age 12, born Michigan. Was our Joseph recorded twice, once with his mother and once with the Armstrong family?
Reinterred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. I do not know where Joseph was killed or died and was buried. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery. -HEV, 1996.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trowsers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Interred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trousers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
Son Of Joseph H. Vredenburgh and Rebecca Jane McNitt Vredenburgh of Middleville, Barry, Michigan
A Joseph Vredenburgh was living in Eaton Co., Vermontville, MI in 1860 with the Alva Armstrong family. Page 875, no. 542. He was shown as age 12, born Michigan. Was our Joseph recorded twice, once with his mother and once with the Armstrong family?
Reinterred in Vicksburg National Cemetery. Section "L", grave# 6314. I do not know where Joseph was killed or died and was buried. The Nat'l Cemetery was established sometime in 1966. Joseph served with Co. H, 66th Mich. Artillery. -HEV, 1996.
Pvt. Joseph Vredenburg:
Co H, 6 Infantry Reg, Mich II Arty
Mustered, Jackson, MI Apr 7 1864, enlisted Charlotte, MI, Eaton Co.
Blue eyes, light hair 5'9"
Notation: Co. Books and papers burned
Died at McPherson General Hospital, Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 13, 1864.
Received of E. Powell, Surgeon, 72d Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers, the articles specified: One of each; worn trowsers, shirt, drawers, socks, shoes, knapsack, canteen.
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