Databases

Word of Caution: All statistics you see below are subject to change as future research is conducted. I encourage you to assist in making these additions and corrections by contributing what you know about this regiment.

Databases

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	Paris, Kentucky
11/20/62	Pvt.	Hugh S. Armagost	Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
11/22/62	Pvt.	William M. Flack	Lexington, Kentucky
12/10/62	Pvt.	Henry Thomas	Nashville, Tennessee	measles, consumption
12/15/62	Pvt.	Samuel J. Mondebaugh	Danville, Kentucky
12/23/62	Pvt.	Wellington Hatch	Nicholasville, Kentucky
12/29/62	Pvt.	John Friery	Danville, Kentucky
1/2/63	Pvt.	Lyman A. Ford	Danville, Kentucky
1/2/63	Pvt.	Norman Wood	Danville, Kentucky
1/3/63	Pvt.	William Dickhomer	Danville, Kentucky
1/6/63	Pvt.	Robert Pitman	Danville, Kentucky	consumption
1/10/63	Pvt.	Valentine Haum	Danville, Kentucky
1/15/63	Pvt.	Alexander Mayes	Danville, Kentucky
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, Kentucky
1/23/63	Pvt.	Edward Shearer	Danville, Kentucky
1/24/63	Pvt.	Robert Best	Danville, Kentucky
1/25/63	Pvt.	George W. Dunshee	Danville, Kentucky
1/26/63	Pvt.	Jerry Vorhis	Danville, Kentucky
1/28/63	Pvt.	Henry M. Prince	Danville, Kentucky
1/30/63	Pvt.	Benjamin F. Long	Danville, Kentucky
2/4/63	Pvt.	Levi T. Shipman	Danville, Kentucky
2/4/63	Pvt.	John M. Hetrick	Danville, Kentucky
2/6/63	Pvt.	Orlando P. Hills	Danville, Kentucky
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, Kentucky
2/10/63	Cpl.	Charles Purinton	Danville, Kentucky
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, Tennessee
2/17/63	Cpl.	William Smith	Nashville, Tennessee
2/17/63	Pvt.	Henry A. Russell	Danville, Kentucky
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, Kentucky
2/20/63	Pvt.	Martin L. Lower	Nashville, Tennessee	lung fever
2/20/63	Pvt.	Thomas F. Whiteside	Danville, Kentucky
2/21/63	Pvt.	William Wright	Danville, Kentucky
2/22/63	Pvt.	W. A. Haggart	Nashville, Tennessee
2/22/63	Pvt.	George Hicks	Nashville, Tennessee
2/22/63	Pvt.	Samuel Shaub	Nashville, Tennessee
2/26/63	Pvt.	John F. Smith	Danville, Kentucky
2/27/63	Pvt.	George Johnson	Nashville, Tennessee
2/27/63	Cpl.	Uriah B. Sammis	Nashville, Tennessee
2/28/63	Pvt.	Asa Kester	Nashville, Tennessee
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, Kentucky
3/4/63	Wag.	Joel Heffner	Nashville, Tennessee
3/5/63	Pvt.	Roswell F. Plummer	Danville, Kentucky
3/5/63	Pvt.	David Vaughn	Nashville, Tennessee
3/12/63	Pvt.	David Ritchie	Lexington, Kentucky
3/13/63	Pvt.	Albert R. Williams	Nashville, Tennessee
3/14/63	Pvt.	William J. Empfield	Danville, Kentucky
3/15/63	Mus.	Daniel G. Clark	Franklin, Tennessee
3/15/63	Pvt.	Samuel Cornelius	Nashville, Tennessee
3/16/63	Pvt.	Thomas S. Tally	Nashville, Tennessee
3/17/63	Lt.	David B. Colehour	Nashville, Tennessee	pneumonia
3/23/63	Pvt.	E. R. Rice	Nashville, Tennessee
3/23/63	Sgt.	Daniel C. Hastings	Danville, Kentucky
3/31/63	Pvt.	George Hicks	Nashville, Tennessee
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, Tennessee
5/21/63	Cpl.	John S. Leek	Franklin, Tennessee
6/13/63	Pvt.	Amos Fisk	Nashville, Tennessee
7/25/63	Pvt.	Newton Fife	Nashville, Tennessee
7/27/63	Cpl.	Henry Rudy	Murfreesboro, Tennessee
8/16/63	Pvt.	William A. Arnold	Dechard, Tennessee	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, Tennessee
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, Kentucky
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	Baileyville, Illinois
4/23/64	Pvt.	John Downes	Nickojack, Georgia	wounds
4/23/64	Pvt.	William A. Hills	Nickojack, Georgia	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		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, Tennessee	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
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	Powder Springs, Georgia	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, Georgia
10/6/64	Pvt.	William Werkheiser	Marrietta, Georgia	wounds
10/7/64	Pvt.	Augustus Lowry	Mound City, 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	Waynesboro, Georgia	wounds
12/25/64	Pvt.	Milo Walker	Savannah, Georgia
/65	Pvt.	Baton W. Lewis		died while POW
2/11/65	Pvt.	Peter Lang	Aiken, South Carolina	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	Camp Butler
3/30/65	Pvt.	C. E. Thayer
4/12/65	Pvt.	Alexander Jackson	Raleigh, North Carolina	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/13/65	Pvt.	John W. Rea	Raleigh, North Carolina	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/14/65	Pvt.	Joseph Johnston	Raleigh, North Carolina	wounds, killed after war declared over
4/27/65	Pvt.	Eugene E. Linkletter	Camp Butler Cemetery
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

Also:
	Pvt.	Sidney D. Kenyon	Danville, Kentucky	date unknown
	Pvt.	Leo Lawrence	Danville, Kentucky	date unknown

After transfer (to USCT)
12/22/64	1st Lt.	David G. Cook	Murfreesboro, Tennessee	captured, shot

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B. Chronological list of 92^nd Illinois soldiers who survived the war only to die very shortly thereafter. Dates given below include month/year:

Date	Rank	Name	Age	Where Buried
1/67	Lt.	John Gishwiller		Lena Cemetery, Lena, Illinois
/68	Pvt.	William Hicks	65	Lena, Illinois
/70	Cpl.	Augustus P. March
/71	Pvt.	J.C. Atkins	45
10/72	Pvt.	John Dunn	40	Winslow, Illinois
7/74	Lt.	Henry C. Cooling

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C. List of 92^nd Illinois soldiers who also survived the war, but were listed as deceased in the 1875 publication of the regimental history. Names are in random order. Date of death is unknown:

Rank	Name	Age	Where Buried	Comments
Sgt.	Nathan Stephenson	56	Chadwick, Illinois
Lt.	Ephraim F. Bauder			wounds
Cap.	George W. Miller
Pvt.	Wash. R. Weidman
Pvt.	John H. Warner
Pvt.	William Baker
Pvt.	John E. Bond
Cpl.	Thomas Brasell
Pvt.	John S. Lee
Sgt.	John Spence			(prisoner of war)
Pvt.	Levi W. Miller
Pvt.	Mathias Parker
Pvt.	George G. Atkins
Pvt.	John J. Faubel
Pvt.	Hiram F. Hayward
Pvt.	Edward McStay
Pvt.	James Coddington
Pvt.	Jonathan B. Frost
Pvt.	James C. Wadsworth
Pvt.	Steles E. White
Pvt.	Everett Randall
Pvt.	Philip West
Pvt.	Isaac Isaacson
Pvt.	James E. Kiplinger
Pvt.	Sylvester Yonker
Pvt.	George Gray
Pvt.	Daniel King
Pvt.	Arthur Barrett
Pvt.	Enoch Atwood
Pvt.	Collins Willey
Pvt.	Patrick Foley
Pvt.	Ephraim Werkheiser
Pvt.	Amos B. Slater
Pvt.	Henry Owen
Pvt.	Jefferson Horton
Cpl.	Frederick W. Carpenter
Mus.	Wayland F. Bolcom
Pvt.	Joseph H. S. Bohn
Sgt.	John S. Lee
Pvt.	Dorace E. Olney
Pvt.	Henry C. Perry
Pvt.	John Mowry
Pvt.	Thomas McNeal
Cpl.	Joseph Drew			(wounded)
Pvt.	William H.Haggart			(wounded at Marietta, Georgia)
Pvt.	Samuel R. Matthews

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D. Chronological list of 92^nd Illinois soldiers who died after 1875. Information has been extracted from obituaries and gravestones. Dates given include month/year:

Date	Rank	Name	Age	Where Buried	Comments
10/76	Sgt.	Phillip Sweeley		Winslow, Illinois
2/77	Pvt.	Charles K. Potter
3/78	Mus.	George W. Boop	59	Stephenson County, Illinois
/82	Cap.	Robert M. A. Hawk
6/83	Pvt.	Valsom Wire	56	Stephenson County, Illinois	hemorrhage of lungs
7/83	Hos.	St. David C. Grier	55	Mt. Carroll, Illinois
10/85	Adj.	Charles Freeguard		Hampton, Iowa
6/88	Pvt.	James Brice Jr.		Tama, Iowa
12/90	Pvt.	David W. Butler		Stephenson County, Illinois	typhoid fever
11/91	Pvt.	Warden Hathaway
8/92	Cpl.	Roswell W. Eldridge	75	Sigourney, Iowa
11/92	Pvt.	Harvey Knox		Winslow, Illinois	struck by train
3/93	Pvt.	C. W. Egleston			lung problems
6/94	Maj.	Albert Woodcock	64	Oregon, Illinois	pelvic cancer
4/95	Cpl.	Daniel Denure	63	Stephenson County, Illinois	stomach cancer
4/95	Chp.	B. H. Cartwright	85	Oregon, Illinois
10/24/95	Pvt.	Simeon Reynolds		Rock Rapids, IA
6/96	Pvt.	John Palmer Jr.	69	Warren, Illinois	creeping paralysis
2/4/97		Matthew Cheney		Newell Cemetery, Buena Vista County, Iowa
3/97	Pvt.	Madison P. Eldridge	81	Sigourney, Iowa
5/8/98	Pvt.	Perrine Lyon	66
6/14/98	Pvt.	Joseph Carpenter		Lone Mountain Cemetery, Carson City, Nevada
/99	Pvt.	Jacob McCammond	51		murdered
2/99	Pvt.	George Gotshall
4/99	Pvt.	Ernst G. Hoppe	62	Cresco, Iowa
1/11/00	Pvt.	Edward W. Crowell
8/00	Sgt.	Fordyce Waterbury	69	Polo, Illinois	Bright’s Disease
9/24/00	Sgt.	John Comly Bigger
/01	Lt. Col.	Matthew Van Buskirk		Iowa Falls, Iowa
6/01	Pvt.	James C. Armagost	66	Rising City, Nebraska	pneumonia
7/01	Pvt.	Lambert Baker	89	Freeport, Illinois	possibly old age
12/02	Pvt.	Patrick Kelley		Scranton, Iowa
/03	Pvt.	Thomas H. Bartlett		Evergreen Cemetery, Jackson County, Iowa
2/03	Pvt.	Thomas J. Fleming		Lena Cemetery, Lena, Illinois
3/13/04	Pvt.	Fredrick Groff
7/04	Pvt.	Henry Breyman	80	Stephenson County, Illinois
10/05	Pvt.	Henry W. Stocks		Stevenson County, Illinois	throat cancer
1/06	Sgt.	LeGrand M. Cox		Winslow, Illinois	(wound Chickamauga)
4/07	Pvt.	Daniel Gaylord	88	Winslow, Illinois
1/08	Pvt.	William C. Nicholas	64	Galena, Illinois
10/08	Pvt.	Charles R. Anderson	79
1/09	Pvt.	Charles W. Reynolds		Grundy Center, Iowa	(Andersonville POW)
10/09	Cpl	Charles S. Vincent	70	Stevenson County, Illinois
1/10		Samuel Penticoff
8/10	Maj.	Harvey M. Timms	73		Bright’s Disease
9/11	Pvt.	James Foreman		Oakwood Cem., Independence, Iowa	wounded, thigh, Chickamauga
/11	Cpl.	John Noyes	81	Laramie, Wyoming???
1/13	Sgt.	Jesse R. Leigh	81	Freeport, Illinois	old age
3/13	Gen.	Smith D. Atkins	77	Freeport, Illinois
4/13	Lt.	Peleg R. Walker
10/13	Sgt.	Ledyard B. Hakes		San Diego, California
10/13	Pvt.	James J. Dunn	74	Lena, Illinois	illness
/14	Sgn.	Clinton Helm	85	Rockford, Illinois
6/14	Mus.	John Lower	74	Pasadena, California	pneumonia
/15	Pvt.	John Phillips		Garfield, Oklahoma
1/15	Cpl.	Russell Lockwood	78	East Lawn Cemetery, Sheldon, Iowa
7/25/15		George S. Hawkins		Lyndon Cemetery, Osage, Kansas	throat cancer
12/15	Sgt.	James R. Prouty	79	Humboldt, Iowa
3/1/16	Pvt.	David Pittman	72	Whiteside, Illinois	Bright’s Disease
1/16	Pvt.	Jonathan Long Jr.	73	Ogle County	neuralgia
/16	Sgt.	William H. Brown		Shelby, Iowa
11/16	Pvt.	Levi Thorpe	70	Iowa Falls, Iowa
/17	Pvt.	Robert Getty	83
1/17	Pvt.	Gaylord D. Miller	70	Eleroy Cemetery, Jackson County, Iowa
2/1/17		William Hawks Robinson		IOOF Cemetery, Corvallis, Oregon	arteriosclerosis
10/17	Pvt.	Andrew McCausland		Eagle Grove, Iowa
1/18	Sgt. Maj.	Edwin Yantz
4/18	Sgt.	William Boddy	75	Brunswick, Missouri	heart problems
9/18	Sgt. Maj.	Noah Perrin		Wood National Cemetery, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
9/19	Sgt.	John Q. Hastings		Green City, Wisconsin	(lost eye in war)
/19	Pvt.	Merritt C. Johnson		Abilene, Kansas
/19	Cpl.	Thomas Brice		Tama, Iowa
1/22	Pvt.	Luther H. Pickard	77	Harlan, Iowa
4/22	Lt. Col.	B. F. Sheets	89	Oregon, Illinois	few days’ illness
10/19/23		Reuben Matthew Clark		Rosemound Cemetery, Republic County, Kansas	cancer
1/25	Pvt.	Henry H. Clark	82	McGregor, Iowa
8/25	Pvt.	William P. Moothart	80	Washington, Iowa	(wounded at Jonesboro, Georgia)
10/25	Pvt.	Robert D. Smith		Colo, Iowa
1/26	2nd Lt.	William C. Dove	90	Harlington Cemetery, Waverly, Iowa
1/26	Pvt.	Levi A. Weldon	80	Ottumwa, Iowa	several weeks’ illness
/27	Sgt.	Thomas F. Elliott		Preston Cemetery, Jackson County, Iowa
1/27	Pvt.	Henry Heistand		Silver Creek Cemetery, Mt. Morris, Ill
1/27	Pvt.	James Taylor	82	Boulder, Colorado	arterio-sclerosis
12/31/27	Pvt.	Edgar W. Swan		GAR Cemetery, Seattle, Washington
/28	Sgn.	Thomas Winston	99	Lawrence, Kansas??
3/4/28	Cpl	John King		Hand County
9/28	Pvt.	Christopher Davis	87	Mt. Carroll, Illinois
7/28	Cpl.	Andrew J. Diehl	86	Beaman, Iowa??
3/29	Pvt.	Leander Lawrence		Catholic Cemetery, Jackson County, Iowa
/30	Pvt.	Francis H. Gaylord	91	Sigourney, Iowa
/30	Pvt.	Henry Wilmot Lewis	85
5/30	Pvt.	Floyd Gay		Snohomish County, Washington??
7/30	Sgt.	Charles Ames	94	Byron Cemetery, Ogle County, Illinois
9/30	Pvt.	William Wickwire	93	Belvedere, Illinois??
/31	Sgt.	Thomas Hawk
7/10/31		Isaac Royer		Lincoln, Lancaster County, NE
/32	Mus.	Collan Bawden		Mt. Carroll, Illinois
/32	Cpl.	Joseph M. Norton
7/33	Pvt.	William H. H. Baker	87	Freeport, Illinois	heart attack
5/37	Pvt.	Robert J. Rodermel		Beaman, Iowa??
12/37	Pvt.	David M. Balliet	94	Waterloo, Iowa