The 88th Indiana Regiment Battle Losses Documented
The 88th Indiana or 38th Regiment organized at New Albany and mustered at Camp Noble on September 18 1861. Document lists battles and deaths to prove its fighting record with 569 killed or wounded. War Department endorses Fox’s Regimental Losses as source. Includes later notes on local events and births in Crawford County.
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Indiana
New Albany
Ind
United States Service
Camp Noble
B. F. Scribner
Daniel F. Griffin
868Th
Fox
88Th
38Th
War Department
Chicago Public Library
Chaplin Hille
Stones River
Hoovers Gap
Chickamauga
Jonesboro
Bentonville
N.C
Annual Reunion of 49th Indiana Vol Inf Held at English
The 49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry held its annual reunion and meeting at English on Thursday evening. Thirty two veterans registered at headquarters including representatives from Douglas County Oregon Scott City Kansas and Indianapolis. Fourteen known survivors have died since the last gathering. Officers elected by acclamation included Captain James A Gardner as president and Jacob Snyder as secretary and treasurer with a slate of vice presidents for each company.
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49Th Indiana
English
Douglas County
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Scott City
Kan
Indianapolis
James A. Gardner
Huntingburg
Ind
Jacob Snyder
Sec'y and
Treas
Cannelton
Co. A
John H. Gilliatt
Beverly W. Sullivan
Fred P. Bethel
Geo. F. McCullough
Local notices mix births sermons and university news
Birth announced for J E Hawkins at his home with mother and child reported well. Rev W H McCarrail to preach at Presbyterian Church urging attendance. State Fair tickets offered for Indianapolis event September 7 to 11. Valparaiso University enrollment listed at 5376 students with 36th year starting September 5. Jerry L Saddarth to receive 25 gallons of young bass from the Bureau of Fisheries for Little Blue River project. Marengo Academy reunion set for September 4 at 2 pm. Opinion piece reflects on progress and public improvements with social commentary on property owners and community development.
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Chas. Gregory
W. H. McCarrail
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
William H. Taft
James B. Wittson
Igevernors
Jerry L. Suddarth
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D.C
Little Blue River
Camp Jerry
James M. Brown
Marengo Academy
Fair Grounds
Marengo
Friends of Education
Jerry L. Saddarth
Chas. W. Thomas
Corydon
Clanad L. Balthis
New Albany
Milltown vs English baseball clash stirs crowd on Land Diamond
Sunday game ends with visitors ahead amid crowd unrest and minor scraps. Marengo wins foot race as Mitch Riley bolts from Marshal Shrigley in a dramatic chase nicknamed Riley Special. Local notices promise Milltown vs English rematch next Sunday and advertise real estate and local services across town.
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Milltown
Marengo
Mitch Riley
Marshal Shrigley
Temple
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38Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Lockout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Greysville
Buzzard Roost
Resaca
Dallag
Pumpkin Vine Creek
Kennesaw Mountain
Chattahoochee River
Peachtree Creek
Atlanta
Crawford County
Govenor
J. Frank Hanly
Crawford County Teachers’ Association
Miller Brothers
West Baden
Chas.t. Brown
Crawford County State Bank
Jesse T. Nichola
French Lick
J. E. Hawkins
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Inaliana
John M. Johnson
Magnolia
English Road
W.A. Allen
H. A. Switzer
Magnolia, Ind
Singer
Southern Railway Excursion
Evansville
Wheeling
Central League
Oak Summit Park
Hopper's Hippodrome
Henderson
Southern Railway
J.C. Beam, Jr
A.G. P.A
St. Louis
Taswell
Ira Enlow
Tanwell
J. E. Stewart
Royal Worcester
Greenville
W.l.gregory & Sons, Inc
Thos. S. Austin Notary Public
Liberty
The
Liberty Association
State St
Chicago
Ill
Istewart
Gobbel
Drug Department
Missouri
Gobbel’s Drug
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