Union Civil War Enlistments from Ipava (Fulton ... - Illinois Ancestors

Married Melisa Burt in Marion County, Iowa, approximately 9 September 1872. She was
born 13 August 1850 in Little Falls (Herkimer) New York. Their children living in
1898: William R. born 7 March 1873; Orie E. born 12 October 1874; Charley L. born 13
November 1876; Glen H. born 16 February 1887; and Lura M. born 26 January 1888.
John’s occupation was that of a “grainer.”
His pension was based on heart disease, lumbago, nervous prostration, and kidney
trouble.
From 1865 -1867 they lived in Fulton County, Illinois, then living in Marion County,
Iowa, until 1878. They were in Lucas County, Iowa until 1889, and then went to Des
Moines, Iowa. In 1917 the family lived in Des Moines (Polk) Iowa at 1174 7 th Street.
John Calvin died 13 June 1917, with burial at Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines (Polk)
Iowa.
Howard, George O.—Enlisted 14 August 1862, 23 years old, as a private in Co. I, 103 rd
Infantry. Description at enlistment: 5’10” tall; light hair; blue eyes; married, born in
Knox County, Ohio. Mustered out 21 June 1865 at Louisville, Kentucky.
Howard, James—Enlisted 15 August 1862 as a Sergeant, 36 years old, in Co. I, 103 rd
Infantry. Deserted 15 June 1863 at Jackson, Tennessee. Description at enlistment: 6’1”
tall, dark hair, blue eyes, married. Born in Licking Co., Ohio.
Howell, Nathan—Enlisted 16 February 1865 as a Private, 40 years old, in Co. D, 151 st
Infantry. Mustered out 24 January 1866 at Columbus, Georgia. Description at
enlistment: 5’5 ½” tall, brown hair, blue eyes. Born in Ohio.
Hubbard, Amos—Enlisted 21 March 1865, 37 years old, as a private in Co. F, 58 th
Infantry Consolidated. Description at enlistment: 5’9” tall; black hair; hazel eyes;
shoemaker, born in New Jersey. Mustered out 20 March 1866 for expiration of term.
Hubbard, Amos—Civil War Pension Application, National Archives, Washington, DC:
Born in Newark, New Jersey approximately 1826. He stated he was 73 years old in
1899. He was an orphan with no known relatives. He became a shoemaker.
Amos’ first wife was Catharine Hogancamp, married in New York. Their one child died
in infancy, and Catharine died in 1855. He then married the widow Elizabeth Hall
Cramblett in Freeport, Ohio. They had no children. Elizabeth died in Columbus, Ohio on
2 October 1861. His third wife was Ruth Hall, married in Morefield, Ohio on 6
November 1866. Ruth was the sister of his second wife, Elizabeth. Their two children, a
son and a daughter, died in infancy in 1868 and 1872. Amos died in Ipava (Fulton)
Illinois on 9 September 1899.
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