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Madaline AMEN
Biography
Indiana
4th Indiana Battery Light Artillery
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Enlisted

Sept. 15, 1861  Michigan City, Ind.

Discharged

October 6, 1864 Indianapolis, Ind.

Height

5'6

Complexion

dark

Hairs

 

Eyes

blue

Born

about 1828

Married

no

Death

 

Children

 
Occupation laborer

Biography :

Madaline Amen enlisted 15 September 1861 at Michigan City, In. in the 4th Indiana Light Artillery; discharged October 6, 1864 at Indianapolis, end of service.   

He was admitted to the Home, Marion branch Indiana, in August 1890 and transferred to the Central branch in January 1903. A laborer, residence Fort Wayne, Indiana and with nearest relative Catharine Oomen, Brussels, Belgium. So, his family name is rather Oomen than Amen. He stated being born about 1835 and the only trace I found is in the 1880 census, when a Mauddlin Amos, 49 y.o., is listed  at Fort Wayne, a porter in hotel, born Belgium. He died on May 26, 1903 and is buried in the Home cemetery Section N, row 24, grave 50.

He contacted double inguinal hernia at Chickamauga Ga Sept; 20, 1863.
 

Name of soldier

Madaline, Amer

Service

C Indept Batty Ind. L.A.

Term of service

 

Date of filing

Class

Application n�

Certificate

State filled

1888 Nov. 24

Invalid

679694

835121

Indiana

 

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Remarks

 

Sources :
Central Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Dayton,  Ohio