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Database A.

Chronological list of deaths suffered by the 92^nd Illinois during the war: (Deaths at Danville, Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee can most likely be attributed to disease. Danville and Nashville were sites of Union hospitals.) 

Date	Rank	Name	Location	Cause
11/7/62	Sgt.	Warren C. Goddard	Lexington, Kentucky
11/7/62	Pvt.	Benjamin Hetrick	Mt. Sterling, Kentucky	accidentally shot at guard tent
11/8/62	Pvt.	Consider S. Graves	Lexington National Cemetery, Lexington, KY.; Plot 0, 0, 668
11/20/62	Pvt.	Hugh S. Armagost	Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
11/22/62	Pvt.	William M. Flack	Lexington National Cemetery, Lexington, Kentucky
12/12/62	Pvt.	Henry Thomas	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.  Plot 13, 0, 138	measles, consumption
12/15/62	Pvt.	Samuel J. Mondebaugh	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 12, 0, 311
12/23/62	Pvt.	Wellington Hatch	Nicholasville, Kentucky
12/29/62	Pvt.	John Friery	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot 32, 0, 122
1/1/63	Pvt.	Lyman A. Ford	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; 33 0 195
1/2/63	Pvt.	Norman Wood	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 11, 0, 312
1/6/63	Pvt.	Robert Pitman	Danville National Cemetery, Danville Ky;  plot  33, 0, 196	consumption
1/10/63	Pvt.	Valentine Haum	Danville, Kentucky
1/15/63	Pvt.	Alexander Mayes	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY. Plot 32, 0, 143	erysipelas
1/17/63	Pvt.	James O’Neal	Danville, Kentucky	typhoid fever
1/19/63	Pvt.	Benjamin F. Eshleman	Danville, Kentucky	typhoid fever
1/21/63	Cap.	William Stouffer	Danville, Kentucky
1/23/63	Pvt.	Junious E. Leal	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, Ky. Plot  30, 0, 203	typhoid fever
1/23/63	Pvt.	Edward Shearer	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot  30, 0, 202
1/24/63	Pvt.	Robert Best	Danville, Kentucky	spinal meningitis
1/25/63	Pvt.	George W. Dunshee	Lower York Cemetery, Thomson, Carroll County, Illinois
1/26/63	Pvt.	Jerry Vorhis	Danville, Kentucky
1/28/63	Pvt.	Henry M. Prince	Danville, Kentucky	typhoid, pneumonia
1/30/63	Pvt.	William Dickhomer	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 31 0 134
1/30/63	Pvt.	Benjamin F. Long	Danville, Kentucky
2/4/63	Pvt.	Levi T. Shipman	Danville, Kentucky	typhoid pneumonia
2/4/63	Pvt.	John M. Hetrick	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY. Plot 15,0,272
2/6/63	Pvt.	Orlando P. Hills	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY. Plot 15, 0, 261
2/6/63	Cpl.	Daniel R. Vought	Danville, Kentucky
2/9/63	Pvt.	A. D. Brown	Danville, Kentucky
2/9/63	Pvt.	Thompson M. Shore	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.  Plot 14, 0, 229
2/10/63	Cpl.	Charles Purinton	Danville, Kentucky
2/11/63	Pvt.	Leo Lawrence	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.
2/14/63	Pvt.	Henry Browning	Danville, Kentucky
2/15/63	Pvt.	Samuel H. Johnson	Nashville, Tennessee
2/16/63	Pvt.	Elijah Curtiss	Danville, Kentucky
2/16/63	Pvt.	Wallace H. Gale	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, TN. Plot E  726
2/17/63	Cpl.	William Smith	Nashville, Tennessee
2/17/63	Pvt.	Henry A. Russell	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 14, 0, 214
2/17/63	Pvt.	Orrin J. Mitchell	Nashville, Tennessee
2/18/63	Pvt.	Warren Aldrich	Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
2/18/63	Pvt.	David M. Kendrick	Danville, Kentucky
2/19/63	Pvt.	Edgar Bennett	Lexington National Cemetery, Lexington, Kentucky, Plot 0, 0, 283
2/20/63	Pvt.	Martin L. Lower	Nashville, Tennessee	lung fever
2/20/63	Pvt.	Thomas F. Whiteside	Danville, Kentucky
2/21/63	Pvt.	John M. Smith	Danville National Cemetery;  plot 14, 0, 236
2/22/63	Pvt.	W. A. Haggart	Nashville, Tennessee
2/22/63	Pvt.	George Hicks	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee
2/22/63		Samuel Shank	Nashville, Tennessee	pleurisy
2/22/63	Pvt.	Samuel Shaub	Nashville, Tennessee
2/22/63	Pvt.	William Wright	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 31, 0, 118
2/26/63	Pvt.	John F. Smith	Danville, Kentucky
2/27/63	Pvt.	George Johnson	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, TN.
2/27/63	Cpl.	Uriah B. Sammis	Nashville, Tennessee
2/28/63	Pvt.	Asa Kester	Nashville, TennesseeNashville National Cemetery; Nashville, TN.; Plot E, 434
2/28/63	Pvt.	Lewis W. Rodgers	Nashville, Tennessee
3/1/63	Pvt.	Samuel J. Buck	Nashville, Tennessee
3/3/63	Cpl.	George Metcalf	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot 16, 0, 24
3/4/63	Wag.	Joel Heffner	Nashville, Tennessee
3/5/63		Pardon D. Plummer	Danville national Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot 17, 0, 246
3/5/63	Pvt.	Roswell F. Plummer	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot 31, 0, 117
3/5/63	Pvt.	David Vaughn	Nashville, Tennessee
3/12/63	Pvt.	Dorace Olney	Argo Cemetery, Argo Fay, Carroll County, IL
3/12/63	Pvt.	David Ritchie	Lexington National Cemetery, Lexington, KY
3/13/63	Pvt.	Sidney Kenyon	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; Plot 16, 0. 212
3/13/63	Pvt.	Albert R. Williams	Nashville, Tennessee
3/13/63	Pvt.	William J. Empfield	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.  Plot 1 70 255
3/15/63	Mus.	Daniel G. Clark	Franklin, Tennessee
3/19/63	Pvt.	Samuel Cornelius	Nashville, Tennessee
3/16/63	Pvt.	Thomas S. Tally	Nashville, Tennessee
3/17/63	Lt.	David B. Colehour	Nashville, Tennessee	pneumonia
3/19/63	Pvt.	Samuel Cornelius	Nashville, Tennessee
3/23/63	Pvt.	E. R. Rice	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, TN. Plot E.366
3/23/63	Sgt.	Daniel C. Hastings	Lexington National Cemetery, Lexington, KY.;  Plot 0, 0, 325
3/31/63	Pvt.	George Hicks	Nashville, Tennessee
3/31/63		Alexander Hyndman		chronic diarrhea
4/6/63	Pvt.	Fred Wohlgomath	Brentwood, Tennessee
4/13/63	Sgt.	Jacob Kettle
4/14/63	Pvt.	James A. Edwards	Nashville, Tennessee
4/14/63	Pvt.	Ephraim Wyckoff	Nashville, Tennessee
4/17/63	Pvt.	Eugene Evarts	New Albany, Indiana
4/17/63	Pvt.	Johnston W. Coho	Louisville, Kentucky
4/22/63	Pvt.	Ezra W. Cowen	Nashville, Tennessee
4/22/63	Cpl.	George Byrum	Nashville, Tennessee
4/22/63	Pvt.	Asa P. Williams	Nashville, Tennessee	typhoid pneumonia
4/24/63	Pvt.	Maroni Myers	Nashville, Tennessee
5/5/63	Pvt.	Albert B. Hummel	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, TN. ; Plot E, 1252
5/21/63	Cpl.	John S. Leek	Franklin, Tennessee
6/13/63	Pvt.	Amos Fisk	Nashville, Tennessee	typhoid Pneumonia
6/18/63		Andrew Tarbert
6/28/63	Cpl.	Frederick W. Carpenter	Argo Cemetery, Argo Fay, Carroll County, Illinois
7/25/63	Pvt.	Newton Fife	Nashville, Tennessee
7/27/63	Cpl.	Henry Rudy	Murfreesboro, Tennessee
8/16/63	Pvt.	William E. Arnold	Lighthouse Cemetery, Oregon, Illinois	heart attack
8/25/63	Pvt.	Benjamin F. Adams	New Albany, Indiana
9/12/63	Pvt.	Ephraim Werkheiser	Kent, Illinois	disability
9/16/63	Pvt.	Isaac Michael	Nashville National Cemetery; Nashville, TN.; plot C, 7374
9/17/63	Pvt.	Charles H. Giles	Catlett’s Gap, Georgia	wounds
9/19/63	Pvt.	Jacob Sellers	Chickamauga	shot through heart
9/19/63	Pvt.	John D. McSherry	Chickamauga	wounds
9/19/63	Pvt.	James T. Halleck	Chickamauga	wounds
9/19/63	Pvt.	Charles J. Reed	Chickamauga	wounds
9/19/63	Pvt.	Nathan Corning	Chickamauga	wounds
9/19/63	Sgt.	Roster J. Preston	Chickamauga	shot in chest
9/19/63	Sgt.	James A. Bigger	Chickamauga	wounds
9/19/63	Pvt.	John J. Thompson	Chickamauga	shot arm and back; left on field to die
10/3/63	Pvt.	John Donohue	Nashville, Tennessee	shot in left arm at Chickamauga
10/5/63	Pvt.	James M. Dodson	Nashville, Tennessee
10/6/63	Pvt.	William S. Harlin	Nashville, Tennessee	shot in left arm at Chickamauga
10/11/63	Pvt.	George Thompson	Danville National Cemetery, Danville, KY.; plot 31, 0,116
10/14/63	Pvt.	Charles N. Keiser	Louisville, Kentucky
10/19/63	Pvt.	Coates L. Wilson	Chattanooga, Tennessee	shot in right hip at Chickamauga
10/21/63	Pvt.	Jacob A. Reber	Murfreesboro, Tennessee
11/5/63	Pvt.	Francis Monroe Ayers
11/13/63	Pvt.	Ephraim Lambert	Nashville, Tennessee
1/14/64	Pvt.	John R. Thompson	Detroit, Michigan	illness
1/21/64	Pvt.	Barnhart Steinman	Nashville, Tennessee
1/31/64	Sgt.	Charles M. Knapp	Freeort, Illinois
4/23/64	Pvt.	John Downes	Nickojack, Georgia	wounds
4/23/64	Pvt.	William A. Hills	Lighthouse Cemetery, Oregon, Illinois	captured, then murdered
4/23/64	Pvt.	R. J. A. O’Conner	Nickojack, Georgia	captured, then murdered
4/23/64	Pvt.	Garner McKeel	Nickojack, Georgia	gunshot
4/23/64	Pvt.	George A. Springer	Nickojack, Georgia	shot in lungs
4/23/64	Pvt.	William H. Reynolds	Nickojack, Georgia	wounds
4/23/64	Pvt.	James W. Rhodes	Nickojack, Georgia	wounds
4/23/64	Pvt.	William Gifford	Nickojack, Georgia	wounds
5/3/64	Pvt.	Francis H. Allen		wounds
5/7/64	Pvt.	William Cattarach	Byron Cemetery, Ogle County, Illinois	captured at Nickojack, then shot
5/9/64	Pvt.	Levi Updegraph		wounds
5/12/64	Pvt.	William Diamond	Ringgold, Georgia
6/18/64	Pvt.	Wilson S. Gotshel	Nashville National Cemetery, Nashville, TN. Plot J.13790	wounds
6/22/64	Pvt.	Jacob Betz	Kingston, Georgia	wounds
6/28/64	Cpl.	Henry Slosser	Andersonville Prison	scorbutus; captured 9/17/63
7/10/64	Pvt.	Henry Miller	Andersonville Prison	pneumonia
8/2/64	Sgt.	Benjamin F. Heistand	Andersonville Prison	dysentery
8/8/64	Pvt.	William Guyer	Andersonville Prison	dysentery
8/19/64	Pvt.	Alycrah W. Latham	Jonesboro, Georgia	wounds
8/30/64	Pvt.	Walter Scott	Jonesboro, Georgia	wounds
8/30/64	Cpl.	Wallace R. Giddings	Sand Lowe, Georgia
8/30/64	Pvt.	Squire Dimon	Jonesboro, Georgia	wounds
9/7/64	Pvt.	Edwin W. Eliot	Andersonville Prison	chronic diarrhea
9/14/64	Pvt.	George M. D. Sechler	White Rock Cemetery, White Rock, IL.
9/20/64	Pvt.	James O’Rooke		presumed drowned; taken prisoner, 9/20; lost on Steamer General Lyon
9/21/64	Lt.	James Dawson	Atlanta, Georgia	wounds
9/23/64	Pvt.	John  Denious	Atlanta, Georgia	wounds
9/25/64	Pvt.	William P. McWorthy	Andersonville Prison	diarrhea
9/26/64	Pvt.	Morris R. Miller	Andersonville Prison	scorbutus
9/64	Pvt.	Cyrus Tucker		presumed dead; MIA; exact date unknown
10/3/64	Sgt.	William F. Campbell	Marietta National Cemetery; Marietta, GA.	shot in head
10/3/64	Pvt.	George Austin	Powder Springs, Georgia	wounds
10/3/64	Pvt.	Thomas J. Aurand	Powder Springs, Georgia	wounds
10/3/64	Cpl.	James P. Bloss	Powder Springs, Georgia	wounds
10/3/64	Pvt.	Edward S. Rowe	Powder Springs, Georgia	wounds
10/4/64	Pvt.	Edward Crawford		wounds
10/4/64	Pvt.	E. D. Harrington	Florence, South Carolina	captured, Nickojack; died POW
10/6/64	Pvt.	Elijah Tilton	Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA.  Plot A-309	wounds
10/6/64	Pvt.	William Werkheiser	Marrietta, Georgia	wounds
10/7/64	Pvt.	Augustus Lowry	Milledgeville, Illinois
10/9/64	Pvt.	David Wingert	Nashville, Tennessee
10/11/64	Pvt.	Horace F. Sheldon	Powder Springs, Georgia	wounds
10/26/64	Pvt.	Alexander Baysinger	Steelboro, Georgia	killed in action
10/26/64	Pvt.	W. Boeke	Steelboro, Georgia	killed in action
10/26/64	Pvt.	Adam Countryman	Steelsboro, Georgia	wounds
11/9/64	Pvt.	Samuel W. Burton	Nashville, Tennessee	wounds
11/19/64	Pvt.	Julius C. Norton	Florence, Alabama
11/23/64	Pvt.	Augustus Stolhut	Andersonville Prison
12/4/64	Cpl.	William Erb	Waynesboro, Georgia	wounds
12/4/64	Pvt.	Emmet A. Merrill	Waynesboro, Georgia	wounds
12/4/64	Cpl.	David Scott	Waynesboro, Georgia	wounds
12/4/64	Pvt.	George W. Downs	Waynesboro, Georgia	wounds
12/4/64	Pvt.	Jesse Robinson	Beaufort National Cemetery, Beaufort, SC.  Plot 7, 539	wounds
12/6/64	Pvt.	Perril G. Baker	Beaufort National Cemetery, Beaufort, South Carolina
12/25/64	Pvt.	Milo Walker	Savannah, Georgia
/65	Pvt.	Baton W. Lewis	Woodlawn Cemetery, Creston, IL.	died while POW
2/11/65	Pvt.	Peter Lang	Chadwick, Illinois	wounds
2/11/65	Cpl.	Joseph R. Potter	Aiken, South Carolina	wounds
2/11/65	Pvt.	Charles S. Falkner	Aiken, South Carolina	wounds
2/11/65	Wag.	George C. Mack	Aiken, South Carolina	wounds
2/11/65	Cpl.	William Back	Aiken, South Carolina	wounds
2/12/65	Pvt.	Leroy J. Durrin	Huntsville, Alabama
2/13/65	Pvt.	Jonathan Crouch	Davis Mills, South Carolina	wounds
2/14/65	Pvt.	Coston  Z. Best	Florence, South Carolina
2/19/65	Pvt.	Lewis Saxburg	Camp Douglas, Illinois
2/65	Pvt.	Michael Wendling	South Carolina	presumed killed; exact location and date unknown
3/3/65	Pvt.	Nathan R. Bevins	Danville, Kentucky
3/29/65	Pvt.	Cyrus W. Brown	Millegeville, Illionois
3/30/65	Pvt.	C. E. Thayer
4/65	Pvt.	Patten H. Atwood	Stillman Valley, Illinois
4/12/65	Pvt.	Alexander Jackson	Raleigh, North Carolina	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/13/65	Pvt.	John W. Rea	Raleigh National Cemetery, Raleigh, NC. Plot 3 117	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/14/65	Pvt.	Joseph Johnston	Raleigh National Cemetery, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina; Plot 3,116	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/27/65	Pvt.	Eugene E. Linkletter	Camp Butler Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois, plot 712
5/65	Pvt.	Alvia B. Knowlton	Dodge County, Nebraska
5/18/65	Pvt.	John Cornforth		wounds
6/5/65	Pvt.	Oscar D. Wilcoxen	Concord, North Carolina
After transfer (to USCT)
12/22/64	1st Lt.	David G. Cook	Murfreesboro, Tennessee	captured, shot

    

     

         

 

 

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