Moreau W. Dibble enlisted as a Private in the Third Independent Battery, Wisconsin Volunteer Light Artillery on Sep 25, 1861 for three years. This unit served in the Army of the Ohio and the Army of the Cumberland in the Western Theater of the Civil War and saw service in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. The battery was armed with two 12pdr howitzers and four 10pdr Parrott rifled guns.
PVT Dibble was with his battery in the advance on Shiloh, TN (unit not present at battle); the advance on and "siege" of Corinth, MS; Buell's operations toward Chattanooga, TN; the Kentucky Campaign (present but not engaged in the Battle of Perryville); and the Battle of Stones River, TN, where the unit served with distinction at McFadden's Ford.
PVT Moreau Dibble died of disease at Murfreesboro, TN on May 12, 1863.
PVT Dibble was with his battery in the advance on Shiloh, TN (unit not present at battle); the advance on and "siege" of Corinth, MS; Buell's operations toward Chattanooga, TN; the Kentucky Campaign (present but not engaged in the Battle of Perryville); and the Battle of Stones River, TN, where the unit served with distinction at McFadden's Ford.
PVT Moreau Dibble died of disease at Murfreesboro, TN on May 12, 1863.
Moreau W. Dibble enlisted as a Private in the Third Independent Battery, Wisconsin Volunteer Light Artillery on Sep 25, 1861 for three years. This unit served in the Army of the Ohio and the Army of the Cumberland in the Western Theater of the Civil War and saw service in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. The battery was armed with two 12pdr howitzers and four 10pdr Parrott rifled guns.
PVT Dibble was with his battery in the advance on Shiloh, TN (unit not present at battle); the advance on and "siege" of Corinth, MS; Buell's operations toward Chattanooga, TN; the Kentucky Campaign (present but not engaged in the Battle of Perryville); and the Battle of Stones River, TN, where the unit served with distinction at McFadden's Ford.
PVT Moreau Dibble died of disease at Murfreesboro, TN on May 12, 1863.
PVT Dibble was with his battery in the advance on Shiloh, TN (unit not present at battle); the advance on and "siege" of Corinth, MS; Buell's operations toward Chattanooga, TN; the Kentucky Campaign (present but not engaged in the Battle of Perryville); and the Battle of Stones River, TN, where the unit served with distinction at McFadden's Ford.
PVT Moreau Dibble died of disease at Murfreesboro, TN on May 12, 1863.
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