Albert Bass is recorded in Roll of Honor Vol. XVIII, for Civil War soldiers. He was killed by rebels on January 8, 1862 and buried at Columbus, Missouri.
Because this cemetery is recorded as Columbus Cemetery in a historical account, Albert is being entered in this cemetery, which was established early in Johnson County, Missouri.
Niether a record for a widow's pension nor a record for a Civil War military headstone have been found. Albert is listed as Albert P. Bass in the Roll of Honor and as Albert B. Bass in the U. S. Civil War Soldiers file from Ancestry.
Albert served in Co. D, 7th Kansas Cavalry, which fought at Columbus, Missouri on January 8 and 9 of 1862. About 58 men from this regiment were killed or mortally wounded, while about 115 men died from disease.
Because this cemetery is recorded as Columbus Cemetery in a historical account, Albert is being entered in this cemetery, which was established early in Johnson County, Missouri.
Niether a record for a widow's pension nor a record for a Civil War military headstone have been found. Albert is listed as Albert P. Bass in the Roll of Honor and as Albert B. Bass in the U. S. Civil War Soldiers file from Ancestry.
Albert served in Co. D, 7th Kansas Cavalry, which fought at Columbus, Missouri on January 8 and 9 of 1862. About 58 men from this regiment were killed or mortally wounded, while about 115 men died from disease.
Albert Bass is recorded in Roll of Honor Vol. XVIII, for Civil War soldiers. He was killed by rebels on January 8, 1862 and buried at Columbus, Missouri.
Because this cemetery is recorded as Columbus Cemetery in a historical account, Albert is being entered in this cemetery, which was established early in Johnson County, Missouri.
Niether a record for a widow's pension nor a record for a Civil War military headstone have been found. Albert is listed as Albert P. Bass in the Roll of Honor and as Albert B. Bass in the U. S. Civil War Soldiers file from Ancestry.
Albert served in Co. D, 7th Kansas Cavalry, which fought at Columbus, Missouri on January 8 and 9 of 1862. About 58 men from this regiment were killed or mortally wounded, while about 115 men died from disease.
Because this cemetery is recorded as Columbus Cemetery in a historical account, Albert is being entered in this cemetery, which was established early in Johnson County, Missouri.
Niether a record for a widow's pension nor a record for a Civil War military headstone have been found. Albert is listed as Albert P. Bass in the Roll of Honor and as Albert B. Bass in the U. S. Civil War Soldiers file from Ancestry.
Albert served in Co. D, 7th Kansas Cavalry, which fought at Columbus, Missouri on January 8 and 9 of 1862. About 58 men from this regiment were killed or mortally wounded, while about 115 men died from disease.
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