Soldier Mexican War veteran
Co E, 1st OVI
Civil War veteran
Burdsal's Independent OV Cavalry & Lt Col, 4th OV Cavalry
Druggist
wife Annetta Morales
married around 1858 Ohio
children:
Josiah
Anetia B
Therese S
Ida
Jene
Ohio, U.S., Soldier Grave Registrations, 1804-1958
Name: Henry W. Burdsal
Birth Date: 1822
Birth Place: Ohio
Enlistment Date: 26 May 1846
Discharge Date: 13 Jun 1847
Death Date: 7 Apr 1872
Death Place: Fostors Crossing, Ohio
Burial Date: 9 Apr 1872
Burial Place: Spring Grove Ave., Ohio, USA
Cemetery: Spring Grove
Rank: Private
Branch of Service: Army∼Henry W. Burdsal (1822-1872)
from obituary in The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, dated 17 April 1872
"In connection with the two Armstrongs, he raised the old Washington Cadets, in Cincinnati, and served with his company under General Taylor in all his battles up to Buena Vista, when the company's time expired, and they were sent home. He then joined General Scott, and was with his army in all their fights. On his return home he engaged in the drug business with his brother the firm name being Burdsal & Brother. At the breaking out of the rebellion he raised the first cavalry company in Cincinnati, and joined the army in West Virginia, was wounded in the side at Cheat Mountain, which caused an abcess to form, with a partial paralysis of his right side; from this he never recovered, and it was the cause of his death. On the discharge of his company, in connection with Col. Kennett, he raised the Fourth Ohio Cavalry, and served actively for over two years, when he was compelled to resign, from ill health caused by his old wound."
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. 12, page 387, 396
Enlisted as a 24 year old 1st Sergeant on 26 May 1846
Mustered into Co E, 1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 23 Jun 1846
Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant, Field & Staff, 1st OVI on 26 Jun 1846
Reduced to Ranks and transferred to Co E 1st OVI on 1 Sep 1846
Mustered out with Company at New Orleans, Louisiana on 13 Jun 1847
Ref: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/mexico.htm
Co E, 1st OVI
Civil War veteran
Burdsal's Independent OV Cavalry & Lt Col, 4th OV Cavalry
Druggist
wife Annetta Morales
married around 1858 Ohio
children:
Josiah
Anetia B
Therese S
Ida
Jene
Ohio, U.S., Soldier Grave Registrations, 1804-1958
Name: Henry W. Burdsal
Birth Date: 1822
Birth Place: Ohio
Enlistment Date: 26 May 1846
Discharge Date: 13 Jun 1847
Death Date: 7 Apr 1872
Death Place: Fostors Crossing, Ohio
Burial Date: 9 Apr 1872
Burial Place: Spring Grove Ave., Ohio, USA
Cemetery: Spring Grove
Rank: Private
Branch of Service: Army∼Henry W. Burdsal (1822-1872)
from obituary in The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, dated 17 April 1872
"In connection with the two Armstrongs, he raised the old Washington Cadets, in Cincinnati, and served with his company under General Taylor in all his battles up to Buena Vista, when the company's time expired, and they were sent home. He then joined General Scott, and was with his army in all their fights. On his return home he engaged in the drug business with his brother the firm name being Burdsal & Brother. At the breaking out of the rebellion he raised the first cavalry company in Cincinnati, and joined the army in West Virginia, was wounded in the side at Cheat Mountain, which caused an abcess to form, with a partial paralysis of his right side; from this he never recovered, and it was the cause of his death. On the discharge of his company, in connection with Col. Kennett, he raised the Fourth Ohio Cavalry, and served actively for over two years, when he was compelled to resign, from ill health caused by his old wound."
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. 12, page 387, 396
Enlisted as a 24 year old 1st Sergeant on 26 May 1846
Mustered into Co E, 1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 23 Jun 1846
Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant, Field & Staff, 1st OVI on 26 Jun 1846
Reduced to Ranks and transferred to Co E 1st OVI on 1 Sep 1846
Mustered out with Company at New Orleans, Louisiana on 13 Jun 1847
Ref: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/mexico.htm
Soldier Mexican War veteran
Co E, 1st OVI
Civil War veteran
Burdsal's Independent OV Cavalry & Lt Col, 4th OV Cavalry
Druggist
wife Annetta Morales
married around 1858 Ohio
children:
Josiah
Anetia B
Therese S
Ida
Jene
Ohio, U.S., Soldier Grave Registrations, 1804-1958
Name: Henry W. Burdsal
Birth Date: 1822
Birth Place: Ohio
Enlistment Date: 26 May 1846
Discharge Date: 13 Jun 1847
Death Date: 7 Apr 1872
Death Place: Fostors Crossing, Ohio
Burial Date: 9 Apr 1872
Burial Place: Spring Grove Ave., Ohio, USA
Cemetery: Spring Grove
Rank: Private
Branch of Service: Army∼Henry W. Burdsal (1822-1872)
from obituary in The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, dated 17 April 1872
"In connection with the two Armstrongs, he raised the old Washington Cadets, in Cincinnati, and served with his company under General Taylor in all his battles up to Buena Vista, when the company's time expired, and they were sent home. He then joined General Scott, and was with his army in all their fights. On his return home he engaged in the drug business with his brother the firm name being Burdsal & Brother. At the breaking out of the rebellion he raised the first cavalry company in Cincinnati, and joined the army in West Virginia, was wounded in the side at Cheat Mountain, which caused an abcess to form, with a partial paralysis of his right side; from this he never recovered, and it was the cause of his death. On the discharge of his company, in connection with Col. Kennett, he raised the Fourth Ohio Cavalry, and served actively for over two years, when he was compelled to resign, from ill health caused by his old wound."
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. 12, page 387, 396
Enlisted as a 24 year old 1st Sergeant on 26 May 1846
Mustered into Co E, 1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 23 Jun 1846
Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant, Field & Staff, 1st OVI on 26 Jun 1846
Reduced to Ranks and transferred to Co E 1st OVI on 1 Sep 1846
Mustered out with Company at New Orleans, Louisiana on 13 Jun 1847
Ref: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/mexico.htm
Co E, 1st OVI
Civil War veteran
Burdsal's Independent OV Cavalry & Lt Col, 4th OV Cavalry
Druggist
wife Annetta Morales
married around 1858 Ohio
children:
Josiah
Anetia B
Therese S
Ida
Jene
Ohio, U.S., Soldier Grave Registrations, 1804-1958
Name: Henry W. Burdsal
Birth Date: 1822
Birth Place: Ohio
Enlistment Date: 26 May 1846
Discharge Date: 13 Jun 1847
Death Date: 7 Apr 1872
Death Place: Fostors Crossing, Ohio
Burial Date: 9 Apr 1872
Burial Place: Spring Grove Ave., Ohio, USA
Cemetery: Spring Grove
Rank: Private
Branch of Service: Army∼Henry W. Burdsal (1822-1872)
from obituary in The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, dated 17 April 1872
"In connection with the two Armstrongs, he raised the old Washington Cadets, in Cincinnati, and served with his company under General Taylor in all his battles up to Buena Vista, when the company's time expired, and they were sent home. He then joined General Scott, and was with his army in all their fights. On his return home he engaged in the drug business with his brother the firm name being Burdsal & Brother. At the breaking out of the rebellion he raised the first cavalry company in Cincinnati, and joined the army in West Virginia, was wounded in the side at Cheat Mountain, which caused an abcess to form, with a partial paralysis of his right side; from this he never recovered, and it was the cause of his death. On the discharge of his company, in connection with Col. Kennett, he raised the Fourth Ohio Cavalry, and served actively for over two years, when he was compelled to resign, from ill health caused by his old wound."
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. 12, page 387, 396
Enlisted as a 24 year old 1st Sergeant on 26 May 1846
Mustered into Co E, 1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 23 Jun 1846
Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant, Field & Staff, 1st OVI on 26 Jun 1846
Reduced to Ranks and transferred to Co E 1st OVI on 1 Sep 1846
Mustered out with Company at New Orleans, Louisiana on 13 Jun 1847
Ref: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/military/mexico.htm
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