mar. Arazett Jackson 22 Aug 1866
Children:
Ada G. Bagley
George S. Bagley
Co. B. 29 Me. Vet. Inf.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE: Private Bagley enlisted 20 Nov 1863 to Co. B, 29th Infantry Regiment, Me. Volunteers. He would muster into active service 30 Dec 1863 at Augusta. He was described as a single farmer from the town of Troy standing 5' 8" with blue eyes & light hair. He mustered out of service 21 Jun 1866 at Hilton Head, South Carolina. In the 1890 Vet Census he was shown as suffering from malarial poisoning.
Supporting Documents can be found at Family Search, ID: KHML-XJK
Contributor: Charlie at Smiths Memorials
Children:
Ada G. Bagley
George S. Bagley
Co. B. 29 Me. Vet. Inf.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE: Private Bagley enlisted 20 Nov 1863 to Co. B, 29th Infantry Regiment, Me. Volunteers. He would muster into active service 30 Dec 1863 at Augusta. He was described as a single farmer from the town of Troy standing 5' 8" with blue eyes & light hair. He mustered out of service 21 Jun 1866 at Hilton Head, South Carolina. In the 1890 Vet Census he was shown as suffering from malarial poisoning.
Supporting Documents can be found at Family Search, ID: KHML-XJK
Contributor: Charlie at Smiths Memorials
mar. Arazett Jackson 22 Aug 1866
Children:
Ada G. Bagley
George S. Bagley
Co. B. 29 Me. Vet. Inf.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE: Private Bagley enlisted 20 Nov 1863 to Co. B, 29th Infantry Regiment, Me. Volunteers. He would muster into active service 30 Dec 1863 at Augusta. He was described as a single farmer from the town of Troy standing 5' 8" with blue eyes & light hair. He mustered out of service 21 Jun 1866 at Hilton Head, South Carolina. In the 1890 Vet Census he was shown as suffering from malarial poisoning.
Supporting Documents can be found at Family Search, ID: KHML-XJK
Contributor: Charlie at Smiths Memorials
Children:
Ada G. Bagley
George S. Bagley
Co. B. 29 Me. Vet. Inf.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE: Private Bagley enlisted 20 Nov 1863 to Co. B, 29th Infantry Regiment, Me. Volunteers. He would muster into active service 30 Dec 1863 at Augusta. He was described as a single farmer from the town of Troy standing 5' 8" with blue eyes & light hair. He mustered out of service 21 Jun 1866 at Hilton Head, South Carolina. In the 1890 Vet Census he was shown as suffering from malarial poisoning.
Supporting Documents can be found at Family Search, ID: KHML-XJK
Contributor: Charlie at Smiths Memorials
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