Co. D, 15th Illinois Roster-- Part 2

Continuing with residences listed for this company that was commanded by Captain Harley Wayne of Union, Illinois, killed at the Battle of Shiloh.

Hampshire, Illinois--   2

Java, N.Y. --   2

Boston, Mass.--    2

Lena, Illinois--  2

Beloit, Wis.--  2

Nora?--  1

Grafton?--  1

Amboy, Illinois--   1

Empire?--  1

Philadelphia. Pa.--   1

Delavon, Wis.--  1

Toronto, Canada--   1

Preston?--    1

Cincinnati, Ohio--   1

Geneva, Ilinois--   1

Belvidere, Illinois--   1

Freeport, Illinois--   1

Some interesting locations from outside of Illinois.

--Old Secesh

Company D, 15th Illinois Infantry Regiment Roster-- Part 2

These residences were listed for the members of Co. D, 15th Illinois, Infantry commanded by Captain Harley Wayne from May 24, 1861 to his death at the Battle of Shiloh on April 6, 1861.

Some are repeats for promotion and reenlistment as a Veteran.

Marengo:  47

Riley (Township):  22

Coral (Township):  20

Harmony (An unincorporated community southwest of Huntley in McHenry Co.):  9

Union:  9

Seneca (Township):  6

Genoa:  6

McHenry County:  4

More to Come.  --Old Secesh

Company D, 15th Illinois Infantry Roster: Men from Union, Illinois

From Illinois GenWeb.org

These are the men from Union, Illinois, on the roster.  All joined May 245, 1861, unless otherwise noted:

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Nathaniel F. Andrew, Musician.  Died  November 8, 1862

Robert K. Andrews, Private  Discharged August 23, 1861, Disability

John D. Bliss, Private  Discharged  Dec. 17, 1862, Disability

Orville T. Haskins, Private

William H.H. Meyers, Private  Discharged Nov. 22, 1862, Disability

Addison G. Pelton, Recruit   Joined ?   Died Dec. 6, 1862

Aaron C. Perry, Sergeant    Transferred to Invalid Corps Sep. 28, 1863,  Mustered out May 24, 1864

Thomas Towelle, Private     Died Oct. 14, 1861

Harley Wayne, Captain     Killed Pittsburg Landing

--Old Secesh

A Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States-- Part 4

The Civil War Roster Project had published 15 volumes by 2006.  Volumes 1 and 2 cover artillery and cavalry units, respectively; volumes 3-15 contain rosters and histories of infantry units.  Volume 16 will present additional Confederate infantry units and volume 17 will contain rosters of  miscellaneous Confederate units such as junior and senior reserves, militia, Home Guard, navy and Marines.

It will also include North Carolina Federal troops (four regiments of blacks and four of whites) and many North Carolinians who served in units from other states.

--Old Secesh