He was a Civil War Veteran, First Heavy Artillery Co. G. entered Oct. 11, 1864 mustered out June 30, 1865, listed on the Nov. 28, 1863 draft list published in The Home League.
His brother Adolphus was killed at the battle of Perryville, William of the 38th Iowa died at Memphis, and Frank died at Nashville. His brother, Orville enlisted in the 1st Wis Heavy Artillery and was in and about the defenses of the Capitol, until June, 1865 when the battery returned. Mr Orville Nims being discharged from the Sickles Hospital Alexandria where he had been confined two or three months by sickness.
Source: The History of Dodge County Wisconsin (1880), Civil War Soldiers of Washington County compiled by Mrs. Hetzel
Note: Flora Nims is Orville's full sister,there were no half siblings to Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel Nims
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He was a Civil War Veteran, First Heavy Artillery Co. G. entered Oct. 11, 1864 mustered out June 30, 1865, listed on the Nov. 28, 1863 draft list published in The Home League.
His brother Adolphus was killed at the battle of Perryville, William of the 38th Iowa died at Memphis, and Frank died at Nashville. His brother, Orville enlisted in the 1st Wis Heavy Artillery and was in and about the defenses of the Capitol, until June, 1865 when the battery returned. Mr Orville Nims being discharged from the Sickles Hospital Alexandria where he had been confined two or three months by sickness.
Source: The History of Dodge County Wisconsin (1880), Civil War Soldiers of Washington County compiled by Mrs. Hetzel
Note: Flora Nims is Orville's full sister,there were no half siblings to Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel Nims
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