CIVIL WAR HEROES BURIED IN CITY (Marshfield)

----Source: Marshfield News (Marshfield, Wood County, Wis.) 23 May 1918

THEIR NAMES ARE GIVEN BELOW – NAME OF ONE COULD NOT BE LEARNED.

Next Thursday is Memorial day, the day set apart by the government to do honor to those who fought in the sixties to maintain the unity of the nation. The day will be observed in this city with appropriate exercises.

Through the courtesy of W. G. Hinman, adjutant of the G.A.R. post, we have been enabled to present a list of the Civil War veterans who are buried in the local cemeteries. It numbers 48 names. He made an especial effort to cover every deceased veteran in the city and with the exception of one, whose identity he has so far been unable to establish, believes the list is complete, but should it not be so he requests that he be notified.

Mr. Hinman stated that the soldier whose name he was unable to learn lies in a grave next to that of Peter Widman in the city cemetery.

American flags will be place at each soldier’s grave on Memorial day by members of the G.A.R. Post.

The names of the soldiers buried here follow:

William Armstrong, Co. G, Seventh Wisconsin Infantry.
Charles Brooks, 83rd and 111th Pennsylvania Infantry.
Edwin Bump, Co. C, Fourth Wisconsin Calvary.
Louis Bennett, Co. F, 12th Wisconsin Infantry.
Miles Bigler, Co. F, 46th Pennsylvania.
William Bartel, Co. K, 27th Wisconsin Infantry.
Cap. J. R. Baxter, Co. H, 45th Illinois Infantry.
John Kloos, Co. C, 37th Wisconsin Infantry.
Henry Cox, Co. C, 69th Indiana.
Paul Conrad, 45th Wisconsin Infantry.
David Bubolz, Co. A, Fifth Wisconsin Infantry.
Joseph Dumas, Co. G, 13th New York Calvary.
John Eckhoff, Sr., Co. K, 44th Wisconsin Infantry.
N. M. Bouldrie, Co. F, 25th Illinois Infantry.
George W. Coon, Co. E, Second Wisconsin Calvary.
R. M. Franklin, Co. I, 47rh Wisconsin Infantry.
Thomas Gaffnay, Co. A, 21st Wisconsin Infantry.
J. G. Gossett, Co. A, Second Ohio Heavy Artillery.
Albert Gray, Co. I, First Wisconsin Infantry.
John Gregoire, Co. G, 17th Wisconsin Infantry.
Frank Gotches, Co. D, 49th Wisconsin Infantry.
James B. Hamilton, Co. F, Fifth Illinois Calvary.
Amil Hager, Co. F, First Louisiana Infantry.
Gulford Hodgden, Co. I, Fifth Wisconsin Infantry.
George Henderson, Co. M, First Minnesota Heavy Artillery.
Patrick Harkens, Co. C, 17th Wisconsin Infantry.
Joseph Kohl, Co. B, 52nd Wisconsin Infantry.
Abe Kuntz, Co. I, 44th Wisconsin Infantry.
Frederick Libelt, Co. I, 45th Wisconsin Infantry.
G. A. Lupient, Co. G, Second Wisconsin Infantry.
Egbert McLees, Co. I, First Minnesota Heavy Artillery.
Joseph Malsack, Co. G, 45th Wisconsin Infantry.
Simon Pflum, Co. E, 27th Wisconsin Infantry.
Anton Redig, company and regiment not known.
George Sexton, Co. C, 52nd Wisconsin Infantry.
George Schmall, Co. H, 26th Wisconsin Infantry.
John Sheriff, Co. C, 46th Wisconsin Infantry.
Dan Sheehan, Co. K, Seventh Wisconsin Heavy Artillery.
E. G. Schmidt, Co. G, 27th Wisconsin Infantry.
Arthur E. Thorp, Co. K, 17th New York Infantry.
Charles F. Stringham, Co. I, 35th Wisconsin Infantry.
J. R. Riley, Co. K, 37th Wisconsin Infantry.
Morris Vaughn, Co. K, 11th Wisconsin Infantry.
Peter Widman, Co. D, 52nd Wisconsin Infantry.
William Ward, Sr., Co. I, 43rd Wisconsin Infantry.
James Ward, Sr., Co. K, Eighth Iowa Calvary.
David Walterbach, Co. C, 27th Wisconsin Infantry.
Adam Youngblood, Co. G, 17th Wisconsin Infantry.

Marshfield National Guard Officers (1919)

KOREAN WAR CASUALTIES

Korean Conflict Casualty File (1 Jan. 1950 – 7 Feb. 1957)
Records of Military Personnel Who Died as a Result of Hostilities During the Korean War
NARA Record Group 330, created in 1977
Submitted by Diana Heser Morse