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Co. "E" Information

E Aldrich ,William Eagle, Wis. 32

E Aldrich, David W. Saginaw 25

E Allen, Benjamin Detroit 18

E Allen, George Pigeon River 20

E Austin, Edwin M. Clarkston 28

E Barbarin, George F. Saginaw City 18

E Bascm, Asahel W. Prescott, Wis. 34

E Becker, Robert M. Milwaukee, Wis. 26

E Bedell, Byron C. Saginaw 20

E Bedell, Edward H. East Saginaw 26

E Bolden, Alfred Saginaw City 29

E Braley, George River Falls, Wis. 26

E Briggs, Benjamin F. River Falls, Wis. 23

E Brody, Richard Saginaw City 29

E Burroughs, Francis V. River Falls, Wis 20

E Buttrick, Frank Milwaukee, Wis. 26

E Carson, William Trenton 26

E Chatman, Jared Clarkston 25

E Coote, George Racine Wis 35

E Cross, Ira W. Saginaw City 27

E Cross, Lester Saginaw City 19

E Dalton, William D. Milwaukee, Wis 36

E Deal, Henry Bay City 44

E, Dickerson, John L., Saginaw City, 20, TLDD: 7 Apr 1919, Cemetery: Lynden; Lynden obit pension For more info click Page #2

E Diffin, Esphraim Saginaw City 25

E Donley, John Saginaw City 22

E, Dutcher, Mortimer, Bay City, 19, Pvt., DLB: 1844, DLE: 03 Nov 1861 Bay City, TLDD: 1882, Served in the 8th Mich. Cavalry. He was wounded by a gunshot in the leg in Nov. 1864. He was son of Daniel Dutcher and either Lavancia Dutcher or Mary Lambert Dutcher; siblings Richard (b. 1857), Jane, Ella and Frank. His files disclose that after the War he returned home, impregnated and gave a social disease to an underage girl, and left town under the alias of James Monroe. Under the alias he married Jane McNeil; children Frank Monroe (b. 1867-69), Chas. E. (b. 1871), Emitt R., "Raymond" (b. 1878) and Howard C. (b. 1881). He became a railway switchman and was killed in an accident in Chicago. His Monroe descendants were last heard of living in Los Angeles in 1930. (Daniel Dutcher, his father, was a pioneer of Oakland County. One early account refers to Freeborn Harry Banks, who cared "for the smallpox patients in the Dan Dutcher family near the Wixom farm.... No neighbor would go into the farm and when it became known that Mr. Banks had had the small-pox he was drafted and compelled to act as nurse, doctor and later undertaker to that unfortunate family." (Collections of the Oakland Co. Pioneer & Hist. Soc., vol. II at 243). After the death of Lavancia (date unknown) Daniel married in 1846 Mary Lambert. (see below), Page #2

E, Eddy, Samuel L., Bay City, 33, Corp., DLB: 11 Nov. 1829, TLDD: Laid to rest 9/15/1899, Cemetery: SA, MASONIC Z (19,2,6) (Santa Ana Ca. 1919 E. Santa Clara Avenue Santa Ana, CA.) GAR Marker. Page Page

E Ellis, Carl Milwaukee, Wis 28

E Ferguson, Peter Clarkston 36

E Fleming, Patrick Milwaukee, Wis. 28

E Flynn, Lawrence Saginaw City 18

E, Francis, Edward, Saginaw City, 18, DLB: Nov. 9, 1841, TLDD: Feb. 11, 1920, Cemetery: New Jerome TWP, Midland, Mich., Page #2

E Gibbs, Leroy Clarkston 23

E Godfrey, Arthur W. Osceola, Wis. 20

E Godfrey, George W. Osecola, Wis. 22

E Goodfellow, John Rockford, Ill 26

E Gunnison, Henry W. Milwaukee Wis. 35

E Harrison, Wooster Milwaukee, Wis. 44

E Hess, John A. Sagianw City 21

E Holcom, Noah W. Flushing 19

E Hoyt, Alonzo E Detroit 18

E Johnson, Morris Saginaw City 19

E Kent, Stephen M. Saginaw City 21

E Larnerd, Stephen H. Milwaukee, Wis 38

E Lyon, Samuel Milford 19

E Lyward, Robert M. Detroit 40

E McDonald, Alexander W. Saginaw City 24

E McDonald, Allen L. Prescott, Wis. 34

E McKiever, William Saginaw City 23

E Miller, Adam Detroit 18

E Miller, Jacob Bay City 20

E Miller, Lewis Detroit 26

E Nelson, John Engle, Wis. 35

E Payne, Emmit Saginaw City 21

E Pearle, John St. Charles 27

E Preuter, Charles Linden, Wis 28

E Putman, William H. Saginaw City 20

E Randall, Charles O. River Falls, Wis. 26

E Sample, James M. Sagianw 25

E Sax, Louis Eagle, Wis. 30

E Saxton, William H. Saginaw City 22

E Schmitt, John Detroit 19

E Schwanbeck, Frederick Eagle, Wis. 20

E Sinclair, William Saginaw City 19

E Smith, George Bay City 44

E Smith, George M. Saginaw City 25

E Stephis, Peter Detroit 38

E Terry, Arthur W. East Saginaw 26

E Terry, James B. Saginaw City 38

E Tomlinson, William Prescott, Wis 21

E Weible, Christopher LaCross, Wis 29

E Wentz, Joseph H. Bay City 35

E Younge, August Eagle, Wis. 30

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Table of Abbreviations
Coy = Company AAE = Age at Enlistment
Rnk = Rank DLB = Date and Location of Birth
DLE = Date and Location of Enlistment DLD = Date and Location of Discharge
KIA = Killed in Action MIA = Missing in Action
POW = Prisoner of War DIP = Died in Prison
DOW = Died of Wounds DofD = Died of Disease
TLDD = Type, Location & Date of Death DOAI = Died of Accidental Injury

NOR = Not On Rosters I found

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Coy = Company	AAE = Age at Enlistment
Rnk = Rank	DLB = Date and Location of Birth
DLE = Date and Location of Enlistment	DLD = Date and Location of Discharge
KIA = Killed in Action	MIA = Missing in Action
POW = Prisoner of War	DIP = Died in Prison
DOW = Died of Wounds	DofD = Died of Disease
TLDD = Type, Location & Date of Death	DOAI = Died of Accidental Injury
NOR = Not On Rosters I found