George Holloway was commissioned a first lieutenant and mustered into the 33rd Missouri Infantry on August 7, 1862, as regimental adjutant. On December 22, 1862, he was detached to serve as acting assistant adjutant general of volunteers to General Clinton B. Fisk; on June 2, 1863, he was promoted to captain and received a ...
Horace Hooker was commissioned a first lieutenant in Bissell’s Engineer Regiment of the West on November 7, 1862, and assigned to Company C, he was mustered in on November 12, 1862. In February 1864, Bissell's Regiment and 25th Regiment Missouri Infantry were consolidated to form the 1st Missouri Engineers. The engineers were involved in repairing ...
Alexander Houk enlisted on August 28, 1862, at Washington County, Arkansas, and was mustered in as a corporal in Company L, 1st Arkansas Cavalry on October 2, 1862, at Springfield, Missouri. The 1st Arkansas Cavalry (U.S.) is the best known regiment of “Mountain Feds” to serve in the Ozarks. Recruited among Union refugees ...
Benjamin Housel from Mount Pleasant, Iowa, enlisted as a fifth sergeant in Company D, 4th Iowa Cavalry on September 28, 1861; on January 15, 1862, he was promoted to battalion commissary sergeant. Housel was transferred back to Company D on June 9, 1862; he was discharged on March 14, 1863, for promotion to lieutenant ...
George Houston joined the 2nd Missouri Cavalry as a first lieutenant on September 1, 1861, and was assigned to Company G. On July 15, 1862, he was promoted to captain and reassigned to Company A; on November 17, 1864, Houston was promoted to major and assumed the duties of regimental adjutant. The 2nd Missouri ...
Lidie Houston was the wife of Major George M. Houston, 2nd Missouri Cavalry. Carte-de-Visite by Gill’s City Gallery, Lancaster, Pa. Image Courtesy Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield; WICR 11758
David F. How enlisted in Company E, 15th Pennsylvania Infantry as a private; on February 27, 1864, he was mustered out and commissioned first lieutenant in Company C, 10th Missouri Infantry. On March 7, 1864 he was detached and assigned as aide-de-camp to General Washington L. Elliott; he mustered out of the service on ...
Born on April 11, 1842, in St. Louis (some sources state Cincinnati, Ohio), James Flintham How was likely working for his father, John How, in the family hide and leather business in 1860. He enlisted as a private in Company K, 3rd U.S. Reserve Corps in St. Louis on May 8, 1861, participated in ...
Undated group photograph of George Washington Howard, 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Benjamin Kearny Roberts, 7th Iowa Infantry, Andrew W. Wills, 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Charles M. Keyser, 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and Sanford Cobb Kellogg, 37th New York. Each signed the back of the photograph, in the following order: Howard, Roberts, Wills, Keyser, and Kellogg. It is probable ...
John Howard from Lawrence, Kansas, enlisted on August 15, 1862, and was mustered into Company B, 12th Kansas Infantry in September 1862 at Paola, Kansas. He was promoted to corporal on September 25, 1862, and to sergeant on December 4, 1862. The 12th Kansas Infantry was organized at Paola in September 1862 and initially operated ...
Robert Howard transferred as a first lieutenant from the 1st Nebraska Infantry to Company G, 2nd Missouri Cavalry (Merrill’s Horse) on September 22, 1861. He was promoted to captain on May 1, 1862, and detached to St. Louis as a judge advocate; he spent the majority of his service on detached duty on the ...
George H. Hubbard was born in Hopkinton, New Hampshire, graduated from the Vermont Medical College in June 1845, and practiced medicine in Bradford, New Hampshire until 1849. On September 30, 1861, he was appointed a surgeon of U. S. Volunteers; he also served as regimental surgeon for the 2nd New Hampshire Infantry. Assigned to ...
George Hudson enlisted on June 15, 1863, at Rolla, Missouri, and was mustered into Company H, 11th Missouri Cavalry on July 14, 1863, at St. Louis, Missouri. Promoted to sergeant, he deserted on August 12, 1863, from Benton Barracks; he was never apprehended. Carte-de-Visite by Mrs. R. Cooper & Sons, Maysville, Ky. Image Courtesy Wilson’s Creek ...
John T. Hughes was born in 1817, near Versailles, Kentucky; his family moved to Missouri in 1820. He graduated from Bonne Femme College and taught school in the Clay County, Missouri, area until the start of the Mexican-American War. He then enlisted in the 1st Regiment Missouri Mounted Volunteers and became the regiment’s ...
