OUR CIVIL WAR VETERANS
"Yet the war and all that the war contained--nobility, villainy, immeasurable sorrow--is certain to live on even after the last old soldier has gone to his grave." - Rick Atkinson, The Guns at Last Light.
Confederate States (Confederacy)
Gann, James E., Third Tennessee Provisional Army also known as Vaughn’s 3rd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, Company K. Died at Vicksburg on 14 April 1863 of smallpox. (Randy Gann, great-great-grandson)
Senter, Andrew B., Co. I, 51st VA, enlisted on 28 June 1861. Died on 15 October 1861. No cause or place noted. (Randy Gann, relative)
Senter, Calvin H., Grayson County Virginia Militia, later joined with the 63rd Virginia Infantry. Later Capt., Co. I, 51st VA. Was at Appomattox for the surrender. (Randy Gann, relative)
Senter, Drewry Emsley, Co. I, 51st VA, Enlisted. (Randy Gann, relative)
Senter, Levi B., Grayson County Virginia Militia. (Randy Gann, relative)
Senter, William N., Co. B, 5th NC Sr. Reserves. (Randy Gann, relative)
United States (Union)
Sergeant Patrick R. Nealon. 15th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, 14th and 15th Veterans Illinois Infantry. Fought at Shiloh, Vicksburg, prisoner at Andersonville. (Jim Gallen, great-great-grandson)
Schmuck, Casper Private. Enrolled 24 October 1862, Company K 171st Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia; discharged 6 August 1863; served in Washington and North Carolina.
