Departed from Nova Scotia, Canada. Arrived at the Port of Boston on 27 Jun 1848, listed as a Servant.(at the age of 7)
Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 2nd Infantry Regiment "IRON BRIGADE", on 22 Apr 1861.
Received a disability discharge from Company I, 2nd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 24 Sep 1861.
Source, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865:
George Harris enlisted on the Union Sid of the War of the Rebellion, on April 22, 1861 as a Private, mustered on the same date in Wisconsin, Company I, 2nd Regiment under Infantry muster. He was listed on casualty list as wounded in line of duty on July 21, 1861 at Bull Run, Virginia. He was mustered out on September 24, 1861 as disability. His place of residence was listed as Mineral Point, Wisconsin. He is included on the Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion. Thank God he survived this war.
Children of George and Martha are.
William A. Harris X
Luella "Lou" aka Mrs. Almonzo D. Smith # 114564361 X
George Jr. # 42869565 X
Samuel Richard Harris X
Belle
Edward Harris X
- Mary (Harris) Davis/Davies/Mrs. Evan A. was of Kennan, Price Co., WI They md. by 2 Dec 1909 ( Iowa
County Democrat, Mineral Point, WI)
02 Dec 1909, Thu · Page 8
Edith S.
Nina aka Mrs. Frank J. Van Hecker whose obit. says:
Frank J. Van Hecker, 84yrs., b. 21 Mar 1882, at Anna-wan, 1L; Md. 5 May 1908, Ke-wanee, 1L and resided at Medford; d. ca d1966, Medford; Obituary Date 1 Jun 1966 at Wausau, Wisconsin, USA known as Wausau Daily Herald; Father Van Hecker; Spouse Nina Goss Harris; Child Helen Ludwig, George, Lawrence, Ray.
Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 2nd Infantry Regiment "IRON BRIGADE", on 22 Apr 1861.
Received a disability discharge from Company I, 2nd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 24 Sep 1861.
Source, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865:
George Harris enlisted on the Union Sid of the War of the Rebellion, on April 22, 1861 as a Private, mustered on the same date in Wisconsin, Company I, 2nd Regiment under Infantry muster. He was listed on casualty list as wounded in line of duty on July 21, 1861 at Bull Run, Virginia. He was mustered out on September 24, 1861 as disability. His place of residence was listed as Mineral Point, Wisconsin. He is included on the Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion. Thank God he survived this war.
Children of George and Martha are.
William A. Harris X
Luella "Lou" aka Mrs. Almonzo D. Smith # 114564361 X
George Jr. # 42869565 X
Samuel Richard Harris X
Belle
Edward Harris X
- Mary (Harris) Davis/Davies/Mrs. Evan A. was of Kennan, Price Co., WI They md. by 2 Dec 1909 ( Iowa
County Democrat, Mineral Point, WI)
02 Dec 1909, Thu · Page 8
Edith S.
Nina aka Mrs. Frank J. Van Hecker whose obit. says:
Frank J. Van Hecker, 84yrs., b. 21 Mar 1882, at Anna-wan, 1L; Md. 5 May 1908, Ke-wanee, 1L and resided at Medford; d. ca d1966, Medford; Obituary Date 1 Jun 1966 at Wausau, Wisconsin, USA known as Wausau Daily Herald; Father Van Hecker; Spouse Nina Goss Harris; Child Helen Ludwig, George, Lawrence, Ray.
Departed from Nova Scotia, Canada. Arrived at the Port of Boston on 27 Jun 1848, listed as a Servant.(at the age of 7)
Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 2nd Infantry Regiment "IRON BRIGADE", on 22 Apr 1861.
Received a disability discharge from Company I, 2nd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 24 Sep 1861.
Source, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865:
George Harris enlisted on the Union Sid of the War of the Rebellion, on April 22, 1861 as a Private, mustered on the same date in Wisconsin, Company I, 2nd Regiment under Infantry muster. He was listed on casualty list as wounded in line of duty on July 21, 1861 at Bull Run, Virginia. He was mustered out on September 24, 1861 as disability. His place of residence was listed as Mineral Point, Wisconsin. He is included on the Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion. Thank God he survived this war.
Children of George and Martha are.
William A. Harris X
Luella "Lou" aka Mrs. Almonzo D. Smith # 114564361 X
George Jr. # 42869565 X
Samuel Richard Harris X
Belle
Edward Harris X
- Mary (Harris) Davis/Davies/Mrs. Evan A. was of Kennan, Price Co., WI They md. by 2 Dec 1909 ( Iowa
County Democrat, Mineral Point, WI)
02 Dec 1909, Thu · Page 8
Edith S.
Nina aka Mrs. Frank J. Van Hecker whose obit. says:
Frank J. Van Hecker, 84yrs., b. 21 Mar 1882, at Anna-wan, 1L; Md. 5 May 1908, Ke-wanee, 1L and resided at Medford; d. ca d1966, Medford; Obituary Date 1 Jun 1966 at Wausau, Wisconsin, USA known as Wausau Daily Herald; Father Van Hecker; Spouse Nina Goss Harris; Child Helen Ludwig, George, Lawrence, Ray.
Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 2nd Infantry Regiment "IRON BRIGADE", on 22 Apr 1861.
Received a disability discharge from Company I, 2nd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 24 Sep 1861.
Source, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865:
George Harris enlisted on the Union Sid of the War of the Rebellion, on April 22, 1861 as a Private, mustered on the same date in Wisconsin, Company I, 2nd Regiment under Infantry muster. He was listed on casualty list as wounded in line of duty on July 21, 1861 at Bull Run, Virginia. He was mustered out on September 24, 1861 as disability. His place of residence was listed as Mineral Point, Wisconsin. He is included on the Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion. Thank God he survived this war.
Children of George and Martha are.
William A. Harris X
Luella "Lou" aka Mrs. Almonzo D. Smith # 114564361 X
George Jr. # 42869565 X
Samuel Richard Harris X
Belle
Edward Harris X
- Mary (Harris) Davis/Davies/Mrs. Evan A. was of Kennan, Price Co., WI They md. by 2 Dec 1909 ( Iowa
County Democrat, Mineral Point, WI)
02 Dec 1909, Thu · Page 8
Edith S.
Nina aka Mrs. Frank J. Van Hecker whose obit. says:
Frank J. Van Hecker, 84yrs., b. 21 Mar 1882, at Anna-wan, 1L; Md. 5 May 1908, Ke-wanee, 1L and resided at Medford; d. ca d1966, Medford; Obituary Date 1 Jun 1966 at Wausau, Wisconsin, USA known as Wausau Daily Herald; Father Van Hecker; Spouse Nina Goss Harris; Child Helen Ludwig, George, Lawrence, Ray.
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