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Family Members in the Civil War

4/25/2018

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The Civil War is known as the war that pitted brother against brother.  I have family that served on both sides of the civil war. Each I am sure fought for their own beliefs and ideals. How do you honor one for their service without dishonoring another?  

I have found that for me, I have to make known their story and keep it alive as that was a part of them and their lives.  I might have agreed more with one side than the other, but it is more important that they are remembered for the whole of their lives and what they contributed to their era and their families.

Below is what I am sure is an incomplete list of family members and their area of service. Ultimately I have always wondered if they might have fought against each other. It may never be known for sure, some troops were at the same battles but due to capture, illness, or parole the soldier might not have participated.
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Union Troops
111th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Company "C"
John William Booth
Private/Corporal 
Enlisted August 9, 1862  Captured July 22, 1864 (Andersonville Prison)  Mustered Out June 6, 1865
Frederick Wesley Songer 
​Sergeant/2nd Lieutenant  Enlisted August 20, 1862  Discharged June 27, 1865 
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7th Illinois Cavalry
James Josiah Booth
Private,  13 Mar 1865 4  Mustered out Nov 4 1865
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7th Tennessee Cavalry
James A. Teague
Private/corporal, 9/8/62  Mustered out 8/7/65
Jasper N. Teague
Corporal/sergeant, 9/8/62  Mustered out 8/7/65
Leander Teague
Private/sergeant, 9/8/62    Mustered out 3/1/65
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Confederate Troops
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7th Regiment, Alabama Cavalry Company A
​William A. Pollock
Private 
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4th Arkansas Infantry Regiment
Hardy Clayton Tomlinson
Private

15th Missouri Cavalry ​
​John Jackson Ketchum
Bushwacker(?)
Captured July 18, 1862; Deceased 12/23/1862
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34th Regiment Mississippi Infantry (Tippah Rangers) Company A
Isaac James Pollock
Sergeant
James W. Norton
2nd Lt. Company A 
John F. Norton
Private Company A 
John H. Norton
Private  Company A 
George M. D. Street
Private  Company G 
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1st Tennessee Regiment ("The 1st Confederate")  
Robert Anthony
Roddy Anthony
William Anthony

Chaplain
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4th Tennessee Cavalry Co. F
William B. Smith

28th Tennessee Cavalry Company B
James Anthony
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Texas 5th Regiment, Texas Infantry Company E
Henry B. Pollock
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10th Texas Infantry ​Company F
James Robert Pollock
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Waul's Texas Legion Company A
Alexander Wallin
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Served, But Unknown Company or Division
William M. Reynolds - died at Chickamauga in 1863
John W. D. Pollock - brother of Henry B. Pollock (listed above)
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Brock R link
6/11/2022 03:19:57 am

Loved reading this thaanks

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