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49th Indiana Volunteers:An Inventory of Its Records, 1861-1863, at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
Biographical SketchThe 49th Indiana Volunteer Regiment served the Union during the Civil War. Though some Indianas supported the South and the Confederate cause, the State stayed with the Union. The closest action that the State of Indiana saw was in 1863 when Confederate General John Hunt Morgan made his way through southern Indiana. Indiana contributed 208,367 men to the Union and 24,416 lost their lives. Return to the Table of Contents Scope and ContentsThe collection contains one leather bound U. S. Army Company Roster book of the 49th Indiana Volunteer Regiment with enlistment and officers names. The roster lists the names of commissioned and non-commissioned officers, discharged men, deaths, deserters, and roll call. The officer in charge of Company F was Captain William H. Peerinpaugh. Return to the Table of Contents RestrictionsAccess RestrictionsOpen for research Return to the Table of Contents
Return to the Table of Contents Administrative InformationAcquisitionGift, 1999 Processed byAbel Ramirez, August 2000 Return to the Table of Contents |
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