Police Duty as usual, respective Companies fixing up their camp ground. Nothing of importance to day except the arrival of a Comp. of 50 men...

Members of Co. B. 19th Ill., Meet in Reunion at Home of George Dugan, in Ladoga, Iowa. The Annual reunion of Co. B, 19th Illinois Infantry...

. . . Lieut. Clifton T. Wharton, of the Nineteenth Illinois Infantry, has been appointed the ordnance officer at the post of Nashville, vic...

We have just been permitted to peruse a letter from John Bartholomew, of this city, who is a member of the battery connected with the 19th ...

Sergeant Charles W. Ferren, of Company B, 15th regiment V. R. C., formerly of the 19th Illinois infantry has lately been promoted by the Wa...

The Nineteenth Illinois Veterans Club held a meeting at the Grand Pacific last evening, Colonel A. W. [Raffin] in the chair.   Letters of re...

GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4. HDQRS. DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND,                        Murfreesborough, Tenn., January 24 , 1863 . I. At...

September 17, 1861. Well, I've slept half of this day and feel sleepy yet. I had a tough time on picket last night. We were divided...

ST. LOUIS. – Feb. 20. – Dispatches were received to-day to hurry repairs on the gun boat Lexington, and intimating that the evacuation of Co...

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G. A. R. ALONZO LUCE Died Mar. 3, 1905 Aged 66 y. 10 m. 20 d. Co. B 19 Ill. Inft. Sanders Cemetery Doyle Township, Clarke County, I...

ILLINOIS 19TH INFANTRY. 2ND BRIGADE – STANLEY. 2ND DIVISION – NEGLEY. 14TH ARMY CORPS – THOMAS. Commanded By Lt. Col. – Alexander W. Raf...

Alonzo Luce was born in Penobscot County, Maine, April 13, 1838 and died at his late residence in Clarke County, Iowa, March 3, 1905 of diab...

Alonzo Luce, Pvt, Capt. Stuarts Co., 19 Reg’t Illinios Inf. † Age 23 years. Appears on Company Muster-in Roll of the organization named ab...

Alonzo Luce, Rank, Pvt, Co. B, 19 Reg’t Illinois Inf. Complaint, Catarrhus. Admitted Oct 14, 1862 to Regimental Hospital, 19th Illinois Infa...

Com. Dupont reports to the Department, under date of April 14th, that the ship Emily St. Pierre of Charleston, from Calcutta, was captured o...

Four Chicago Companies mustered into State service at Camp Yates May 4, 1861. Regiment organized at Chicago, Ill., and mustered in June 17, ...

A friend in Elmira has given us permission to publish the following letter from Captain Murchison of the 19th Illinois. It was not intended ...

Feb. 18, 1863 Mr. Editor:– About two months ago I left camp Hamilton five miles from Nashville, and directed my steps toward the noble state...

Fred Whitaker, of Co. B, 19th Ill., Is now at home on a short furlough, looking as “fat and saucy” as if he had never been on half rations o...