Cornelius was the son of Irish immigrants Cornelius and Mary McCormick. Identified siblings were Margaret and Mary (1850 Census).
On 27 Mar 1866, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company G of the 18th Infantry (36th Infantry) in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5 inches, and a farmer. He was discharged as a Private on 27 Mar 1869 at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory for expiration of service (Army Enlistments).
On 17 Aug 1870, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5-3/4 inches, and a farmer. He was recorded as died as a Private on 27 Dec 1870 from accidental burns at Fort Wingate, New Mexico (Army Enlistments).
Private Cornelius McCormick served with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry. He passed away on 27 Dec 1870, from "hysterics". He was originally interred in the Fort Wingate Cemetery, New Mexico Territory; plot 1-1 (Burial Registers).
On 27 Mar 1866, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company G of the 18th Infantry (36th Infantry) in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5 inches, and a farmer. He was discharged as a Private on 27 Mar 1869 at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory for expiration of service (Army Enlistments).
On 17 Aug 1870, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5-3/4 inches, and a farmer. He was recorded as died as a Private on 27 Dec 1870 from accidental burns at Fort Wingate, New Mexico (Army Enlistments).
Private Cornelius McCormick served with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry. He passed away on 27 Dec 1870, from "hysterics". He was originally interred in the Fort Wingate Cemetery, New Mexico Territory; plot 1-1 (Burial Registers).
Cornelius was the son of Irish immigrants Cornelius and Mary McCormick. Identified siblings were Margaret and Mary (1850 Census).
On 27 Mar 1866, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company G of the 18th Infantry (36th Infantry) in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5 inches, and a farmer. He was discharged as a Private on 27 Mar 1869 at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory for expiration of service (Army Enlistments).
On 17 Aug 1870, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5-3/4 inches, and a farmer. He was recorded as died as a Private on 27 Dec 1870 from accidental burns at Fort Wingate, New Mexico (Army Enlistments).
Private Cornelius McCormick served with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry. He passed away on 27 Dec 1870, from "hysterics". He was originally interred in the Fort Wingate Cemetery, New Mexico Territory; plot 1-1 (Burial Registers).
On 27 Mar 1866, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company G of the 18th Infantry (36th Infantry) in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5 inches, and a farmer. He was discharged as a Private on 27 Mar 1869 at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory for expiration of service (Army Enlistments).
On 17 Aug 1870, Cornelius McCormick (B: ~1847, Chicago, Illinois) enlisted with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry in Chicago, Illinois. He was described as blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5 feet 5-3/4 inches, and a farmer. He was recorded as died as a Private on 27 Dec 1870 from accidental burns at Fort Wingate, New Mexico (Army Enlistments).
Private Cornelius McCormick served with Company K of the 8th US Cavalry. He passed away on 27 Dec 1870, from "hysterics". He was originally interred in the Fort Wingate Cemetery, New Mexico Territory; plot 1-1 (Burial Registers).
Bio by: Anonymous
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
