Military Information
= Last Update - 5/5/04
Racine in the Revolutionary War
Elisha Raymond Chapter Sons of the American RevolutionWhile Racine County was not "settled" yet during the Revolutionary War, several Revolutionary War
veterans are buried in Racine:
Aaron Smith
Died Burlington, Racine County
NOTE: We received this message regarding Aaron Smith:"Your website asks if any Rev. soldiers have been missed. I don't know of any, but Aaron Smith, the Massachusetts Revolutionary War soldier buried in Racine County, according to Info I received from the DAR (and which I had already heard through other sources) is buried under the Cooper School."
Signed: John Weibel, Racine County Veterans Service Officer
Ebenezer Whiting
Gravesite unknown, possibly Root River Cemetery, Racine
Three Revolutionary War veterans are buried in Mound Cemetery, Racine:
Rufus Carver
Elisha Raymond
Lot Search
One Revolutionary War veteran is buried in Sylvania Cemetery, Kellogg's Corners:
Helmont Kellogg
One Revolutionary War veteran is buried in Honey Creek Cemetery, Rochester:
Salmon Child
One Revolutionary War veteran is buried in Presbyterian (Scotch) Cemetery, Union Grove:
Andrew Lytle
One Revolutionary War veteran is buried in Yorkville Cemetery, Union Grove:
Phineas Cadwell
Did we miss any veterans?
If so, please E-mail us.
Racine in the War of 1812
While Racine County was not "settled" yet during the War of 1812, several War of 1812 veterans are buried in Racine.
| Mound Cemetery Ezra Beebe Arab Clark Hezekiah O'Dell Abner Rouse Lot Search Christ Van Vliet Did we miss any veterans?
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Racine in the War with Mexico, 1845Research in progress... Did we miss any veterans?
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Racine in the Civil War
"Soldiers' and Citizens' Album of Biographical Record containing personalsketches of Army Men and Citizens Prominent in loyalty to the Union"
Vol. 1 Published in 1888
Vol. 2 Published in 1890
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War - Wisconsin
Finding your Civil War Ancestor in Wisconsin
From Slavery To Citizenship
Biographies of Logan Davis and Peter D. Thomas
Colonel William F. Utley and Adam the African American Slave
Biography and news stories relating to Adam's refuge with Col. Utley's regiment, the 22nd of Wisconsin, in Kentucky
Very interesting and amazing story contributed by Kevin Dier-Zimmel
Contains some news articles and Col. Utley's biographical info pertaining to
his military service.
Civil War Soldiers: Long residents of Racine, but enlisted elsewhere - "Racine County Militant"
Racine County's Civil War Dead
Racine Civil War veterans are buried in the following cemeteries
Mound Cemetery
G. AdamsG. V. S. Aiken Henry Alsopp John Armstrong Frangott Augustine Charles J. Babcock Alonzo Baker Edward Baker Charles L. Barrows Jacob J. Barrows James O. Bartlett M. B. Beach Jacob Berner John G. Beyer Charles Billhorn J. D. Black John Black Albert H. Blake Harvey Blish Christian Boesler William Bones A. Botsford A. H. Bradley S. L. Brearsley Hinman Breeze J. C. Brooker Alonzo Brown Benjamin Brown Charles Brown James P. Brown William A. Browne Thomas Buckley David Byard William Byron Richard Cabourn H. W. Cady R. Callender William Carman William Carre James A. Cary Sheldon Case Robert W. Castile E. H. Chadwick Oscar Chamberlain Nicholas S. Chambers Isaac Charnley Charles S. Chipman Herman Chipman Horatio Coe James Cole Edward Colvin Fred H. Comstock Sylvester Cone George Conroe William H. Conroe Martin Cook J. C. Covelle John S. Cross A. F. Cutting A. J. Cutting E. L. Davis Isaac Davis Joseph W. Davis Morris Davis William E. Davis Stephen Deal Oliver S. Deardorf George Dickinson L. Dickinson Julian Dingman Nicholas Dolch Henry J. Doolittle A. J. Douglass Peter Du Four T. C. Duncan Samuel W. Eager Adam Eifler E. Enos Daniel J. Erhardt Freeman W. Erskine Robert Evans Michael Farrill Charles Filer A. C. Fish Alfred B. Finch John T. Fish Jacob Fisher Seneca R. Flint Isaac H. Foster William S. Foster Fred Frederickson William Freeman Charles Freudenberg Lewis Fuller William Fuller Alonzo M. Gage F. R. Garlock S. George J. L. Gerhauser Louis A. Gilchrist James Ginty Alonzo H. Glass W. H. Goetz Amasa Goldie Gus Goodrich Fred Gottbehuett E. F. Gottschald J. Granger A. E. Gridley Jenkin R. Griffiths Carl Guttman George A. Haas J. K. Haas Martin Hagios J. B. Hall Henry Harding John W. Harris Christopher Hayburn William Hemple Fred K. Heyer Augustus F. Higgs Joseph Hilger Peter Hilton John C. Hock Martin W. Holmes William Hood Walter J. Hood Ezra S. Horton George E. Horton George S. Hosmer Charles E. Hoyt Joseph Hughes Thomas E. Hughes Charles B. Hurlbut Alvin Hyde Henry Irish Theodore F. Irish Abraham Iselin S. N. Ives William Jackson J. D. James John M. James George S. Janes Isaac Jenning Peter Jensen Charles D. Jones Charles E. Jones Edward W. Jones John F. Jones Richard W. Jones Robert Blair Jones Stephen Kaiser Henry Kell Noyes T. Kelly James J. Kiddle John S. King George Kirkmeyer G. W. Kizer Gilbert Knapp William Knocke B. J. Koykendall Ferdinand Kuhn |
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W. H. LaingWilliam La Londe Theodore Lane George Larson William R. Lathrop George H. Lawton George W. Layton Ed A. Lockwood Leonard Loss John C. Lunn Henry Madory Frank Marshall Peter Martin Thomas M. Martin D. R. May George L. McHuron John G. McMynn William D. McPherson Orgie W. Meinzer John Meredith John H. Miller Linus Miller Moses Miller Charles Mingie D. J. Morey David R. Morgan John D. Morgan Asa Morris Henry Musket Jacob Nau Jacob Henry Near Lars Nelson Thomas Nelson John Nicholas Sydney H. Nichols Albert Nixon George Norton George C. Norton Andrew Olsen Christopher L. Ord George A. Paradis James Paterson J.D. Paxton E. H. Pease J. L. Peavy Charles Peck Burton H. Phelps George W. Phelps David Phillips John Phillips Eugene H. Place E. Platt James Potter Samuel D. Potts Edward Price Elias J. Pritchard Robert T. Pugh Albert Rapps Timothy Redmond John Richard Joseph Richards John Rick George A. Rickeman Arnold Robens Cornelius Roberts Griffith Roberts John H. Roberts Augustus W. Roe Horace W. Roe Henry Rogers Henry Rosier Edward C. Rouse W. H. Roy S. J. Sammis H. T. Sanders S. Francis Schank John G. Scheckler Henry Schelp J. Adam Schneider William Scott Ezra E. Search Eugene Franklin Shaw Fred Smith George Smith J. C. Smith Samuel Smith Capt. Adolph Sorenson Andrew Sparr Hugh Stewart Thomas St. George Walter L. Stone Charles A. Streater E. Summer C. W. Tapling Winfield S. Tefft John J. Terhune George Thaler J. M. Tillapaugh Rev. James Tope J. H. Travis Frank Underhill Louis Ulrich William L. Utley Henry C. Van Vechten Henry H. Varney Daniel B. Warner E. W. Warner Conrad H. Weden George A. White J. E. Williams Lewis W. Williams John Winterbottom John A. Wirt Henry W. Wright George W. Yout Catholic Cemetery, Racine
J. BlessingerLen Bullock Dennis Butler Martin Bell William Carlin Owen Farrell Henry Gray Simon Green John Gillen Frank Gillen Patrick Halpin Michael Kinnally Michael J. Kelley Thomas Langdon Christ McNamara M. Quinn Peter E. Smith Daniel Sullivan Gravesites Not Known
E. Catlin Cooper see *NOTE 2*possibly buried at Honey Creek?
Henry Van Valen/Van Valin |
Burlington CemeteryAndrew BeintzigGeorge Bradshaw Buell, R. Conkey, L. Luther Crane Michael Deker John Emerich Herman Erdmann George Goodwin John Grothkopf Andrew Haas John Haas Christopher Haas H. B. Height Fritz Jahns George Jones Fred Kaiser Frank Kessler Fred Krakofsky William Laske J. R. Leach Henry Martensen Carl Neeb Oscar Robertson John Reynolds John Richards Theodore Riel Fred Runzler Louis Sacser J. O. Schmitt John Schroeder Carl Schultz Charles Storms Herman Wald F. B. Wells Fred Wilhoeft Michael Zimmer Catholic Cemetery, Burlington
Peter WackermanGeorge Shumann John Beller Henry Kies see *NOTE 4* Joseph Kies Carl May Martin Feeney August Reuschlein William Salomon George Fordge John Schmidtkamp David Bernhard Cemetery at the English Settlement
Brook SheardHenry Burns Richard Dobson Allen Gooder Scotch Cemetery, Union Grove
Adams LytleCo H 22 Regt Wis Vol; d. at Danville KY 17 Jan 1863, age 21 Oakwood Cemetery, Waterford (also Catholic and Lutheran)
Martin BeardsleyIsaac D. Groat Edward Groat Jeremiah Hoover Charles Krakofsky Henry Kratz Frank Manley James Wilds Anson Willard Seth Woodhead (Catholic Cemetery) Stephen Kelly (Lutheran Cemetery) Louis Hafenbrook Yorkville Cemetery
James BallJohn Hancock Richard Hancock Robert Hope J. Jank John Kime R. Kime Miles W. Nobles John Slemen John C. Youngs Sylvania Cemetery, Kellogg's Corners
James BullisJoshua Collier Stephan Collett Samuel Corning Frank (Varney) George George Gilbert Robert H. Nobes William Toase Union Grove Cemetery
Homer AdamsRobert Blackburn John S. Buswell Rasmus Cadwell Walter Cadwell Samuel Collar see *NOTE 1* John D. Esmond Levett Fredenburg Harvey Northrup Clement Northway Jacob Oleson Henry G. Powles John E. Powles John Leach W. H. Lewis George B. Lincoln Benjamin Smith Charles Sutherland James Smith Edgar Thomson Jerome Clark Abram Rowbottom Thomas Caldwell Rochester Cemetery
Nehemiah AireyRobert Black Christian Berger Nathaniel Butler Ambrose Benjamin William Campbell H. R. Coffin Gilman Coombs Nelson Darling Simeon Darling William Dobson F. W. Foat Pomeroy Gamble Oscar Gipson Julius A. Hulbard James Johnson Jeff Lapham Monroe McKenzie Obadiah J. Merrill Allen Noble Reuben North Laf. Stone Alex Sutton Edward Sutton James Thompson William Turner William R. Van Ornam George Wade see *NOTE 3* Thomas White J. D. H. Wright Did we miss any veterans?
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Racine in the Spanish American War
Spanish American War - "Racine County Militant"
Spanish American War & Racine county - Roster, etc.
Racine in World War I, 1917-1919
Racinians who died in Service
Racine in Vietnam
Vietnam - found Dog Tags
Wisconsin and other Military Links
Veteran Ancestor RegistryWisconsin Veterans Museum Archives and LibrarySearchKin's Wisconsin Page -several military-related transcriptionsUSGenWeb Pensions Project -by warWisconsin U.S. Military Personnel -Korean War (1950-1957)Finding your Civil War ancestor in Wisconsin2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Association4th Wisconsin Cavalry15th Wisconsin Volunteer InfantryThe Scandinavian Regiment21st Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry23rd Regiment, Co. D., Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry The Guppey Guards26th Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers Fox's Fighting 30028th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer InfantryThe Waukesha RegimentWisconsin Veterans Museum - Civil War Regimental History IndexVicksburg National Military Park - Wisconsin state memorialsBattle of Bentonville, N.C. March 19-21, 1865 - Unit Participation by State [homepage]American Civil War Research Database (Pay Database)Wisconsin in the Civil War
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