Edmund O'Neill Jr.
(c1844-1865)
Private, Company D, 10th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company D, 183rd Ohio Infantry
Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308;
"O'Neill, Edmund, e. at Cincinnati, May, 1862, 10th O. V. I.; wounded in right arm at Perrysville; 3 months in hosp. with woulnd till dis. at Bardstown, Ky.; e. again in Ohio Regt.; killed at the Wilderness."
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neill Jr. enlisted as 18 year old Private on 3 Sep 1862
Mustered into Co D, 10th OVI on 3 Sep 1862 (3 years)
Severe wound in right elbow at Perryville, Kentucky on 8 Oct 1862
Discharged for wounds on 7 Jan 1863
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neil enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 12 Oct 1864
Mustered into Co D, 183rd OVI on 17 Oct 1864
Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 17 Oct 1865
Died at Raleigh, North Carolina on 22 Jul 1865
Pension Index Cards;
Edward O'Neil Jr. filed for a pension on 22 Jan 1864 (Application #39242, Certificate #28316) for service in Co D, 10th OVI and in Co D, 183rd OVI
Mary O'Neil filed for a mother's pension on 26 Aug 1865 (Application #107024, Certificate #84924)
US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Edwin ONeal, Pvt, US Army, Civil War
Date of Death: 22 Jul 1865
∼Born in Ireland about 1844. Came to the United States and had settled, with family, in Cincinnati OH by 1850.
Enlisted in Co D 10th OH Infantry in August 1862. Wounded in the right arm at Battle of Perryville which would result in his discharge from the service on disability grounds.
Re-enlisted on 12th October 1864 and mustered into Co D 183rd OH, serving with that regiment in all of their engagements, including Franklin, Nashville and the Carolinas Campaign.
While on picket duty Pvt O'Neil slipped and fell aggravating his old injury. This necessitated the amputation of his arm and while convalescing, the wound became infected. Pvt O'Neil would die of rheumatic fever on July 22nd 1865.
(Grave photograph by Gary Chiaramonte)
(c1844-1865)
Private, Company D, 10th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company D, 183rd Ohio Infantry
Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308;
"O'Neill, Edmund, e. at Cincinnati, May, 1862, 10th O. V. I.; wounded in right arm at Perrysville; 3 months in hosp. with woulnd till dis. at Bardstown, Ky.; e. again in Ohio Regt.; killed at the Wilderness."
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neill Jr. enlisted as 18 year old Private on 3 Sep 1862
Mustered into Co D, 10th OVI on 3 Sep 1862 (3 years)
Severe wound in right elbow at Perryville, Kentucky on 8 Oct 1862
Discharged for wounds on 7 Jan 1863
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neil enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 12 Oct 1864
Mustered into Co D, 183rd OVI on 17 Oct 1864
Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 17 Oct 1865
Died at Raleigh, North Carolina on 22 Jul 1865
Pension Index Cards;
Edward O'Neil Jr. filed for a pension on 22 Jan 1864 (Application #39242, Certificate #28316) for service in Co D, 10th OVI and in Co D, 183rd OVI
Mary O'Neil filed for a mother's pension on 26 Aug 1865 (Application #107024, Certificate #84924)
US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Edwin ONeal, Pvt, US Army, Civil War
Date of Death: 22 Jul 1865
∼Born in Ireland about 1844. Came to the United States and had settled, with family, in Cincinnati OH by 1850.
Enlisted in Co D 10th OH Infantry in August 1862. Wounded in the right arm at Battle of Perryville which would result in his discharge from the service on disability grounds.
Re-enlisted on 12th October 1864 and mustered into Co D 183rd OH, serving with that regiment in all of their engagements, including Franklin, Nashville and the Carolinas Campaign.
While on picket duty Pvt O'Neil slipped and fell aggravating his old injury. This necessitated the amputation of his arm and while convalescing, the wound became infected. Pvt O'Neil would die of rheumatic fever on July 22nd 1865.
(Grave photograph by Gary Chiaramonte)
Edmund O'Neill Jr.
(c1844-1865)
Private, Company D, 10th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company D, 183rd Ohio Infantry
Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308;
"O'Neill, Edmund, e. at Cincinnati, May, 1862, 10th O. V. I.; wounded in right arm at Perrysville; 3 months in hosp. with woulnd till dis. at Bardstown, Ky.; e. again in Ohio Regt.; killed at the Wilderness."
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neill Jr. enlisted as 18 year old Private on 3 Sep 1862
Mustered into Co D, 10th OVI on 3 Sep 1862 (3 years)
Severe wound in right elbow at Perryville, Kentucky on 8 Oct 1862
Discharged for wounds on 7 Jan 1863
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neil enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 12 Oct 1864
Mustered into Co D, 183rd OVI on 17 Oct 1864
Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 17 Oct 1865
Died at Raleigh, North Carolina on 22 Jul 1865
Pension Index Cards;
Edward O'Neil Jr. filed for a pension on 22 Jan 1864 (Application #39242, Certificate #28316) for service in Co D, 10th OVI and in Co D, 183rd OVI
Mary O'Neil filed for a mother's pension on 26 Aug 1865 (Application #107024, Certificate #84924)
US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Edwin ONeal, Pvt, US Army, Civil War
Date of Death: 22 Jul 1865
∼Born in Ireland about 1844. Came to the United States and had settled, with family, in Cincinnati OH by 1850.
Enlisted in Co D 10th OH Infantry in August 1862. Wounded in the right arm at Battle of Perryville which would result in his discharge from the service on disability grounds.
Re-enlisted on 12th October 1864 and mustered into Co D 183rd OH, serving with that regiment in all of their engagements, including Franklin, Nashville and the Carolinas Campaign.
While on picket duty Pvt O'Neil slipped and fell aggravating his old injury. This necessitated the amputation of his arm and while convalescing, the wound became infected. Pvt O'Neil would die of rheumatic fever on July 22nd 1865.
(Grave photograph by Gary Chiaramonte)
(c1844-1865)
Private, Company D, 10th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company D, 183rd Ohio Infantry
Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308;
"O'Neill, Edmund, e. at Cincinnati, May, 1862, 10th O. V. I.; wounded in right arm at Perrysville; 3 months in hosp. with woulnd till dis. at Bardstown, Ky.; e. again in Ohio Regt.; killed at the Wilderness."
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neill Jr. enlisted as 18 year old Private on 3 Sep 1862
Mustered into Co D, 10th OVI on 3 Sep 1862 (3 years)
Severe wound in right elbow at Perryville, Kentucky on 8 Oct 1862
Discharged for wounds on 7 Jan 1863
Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems;
Edward O'Neil enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 12 Oct 1864
Mustered into Co D, 183rd OVI on 17 Oct 1864
Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 17 Oct 1865
Died at Raleigh, North Carolina on 22 Jul 1865
Pension Index Cards;
Edward O'Neil Jr. filed for a pension on 22 Jan 1864 (Application #39242, Certificate #28316) for service in Co D, 10th OVI and in Co D, 183rd OVI
Mary O'Neil filed for a mother's pension on 26 Aug 1865 (Application #107024, Certificate #84924)
US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Edwin ONeal, Pvt, US Army, Civil War
Date of Death: 22 Jul 1865
∼Born in Ireland about 1844. Came to the United States and had settled, with family, in Cincinnati OH by 1850.
Enlisted in Co D 10th OH Infantry in August 1862. Wounded in the right arm at Battle of Perryville which would result in his discharge from the service on disability grounds.
Re-enlisted on 12th October 1864 and mustered into Co D 183rd OH, serving with that regiment in all of their engagements, including Franklin, Nashville and the Carolinas Campaign.
While on picket duty Pvt O'Neil slipped and fell aggravating his old injury. This necessitated the amputation of his arm and while convalescing, the wound became infected. Pvt O'Neil would die of rheumatic fever on July 22nd 1865.
(Grave photograph by Gary Chiaramonte)
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