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History of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
The Western Historical Company, Chicago - 1883
A. T. Andreas, Proprietor


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           MILITARY STATISTICS OF THE UPPER PENINSULA, 1861 - 1865
           
        The Assessor's returns of September 10, 1862, showing the number
     of men subject to draft, and the number exempt, together with the
     number returned in June, 1862, under a law of the State, are as
     follows:
        The number of men enrolled of the first and second classes, in
     the counties of the Upper Peninsula early in 1863 was as follows:
     [extracted] Keweenaw, 1,158.
        In 1864, from January 1 to October 31......Keweenaw, eighteen
     for three years.
        The number of men raised for military service, in each county
     of the Upper Peninsula from November 1, 1864, to the suspension of
     recruiting, April 15, 1865, together with the number raised previously
     from September 19, 1863, to the close of the war, was as follows:
     [extracted] Keweenaw, twenty.
        The total number of men credited to each county of the Upper
     Peninsula, from the beginning to the close of the war, is as follows:
     [extracted] Keweenaw, 119.
     
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        KEWEENAW COUNTY VOLUNTEERS
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        The casualties among Keweenaw volunteers from 1862 to 1865 were
     reported as follows:
     
        Martin Effinger, killed on steamer July 8, 1862
        Henry Evrington, killed at Bull Run August 30, 1862
        John Kehoe, died December 25, 1862
        George Walton, executed in Canada July 1, 1863
        Thomas Myers, killed at Campbell Station November 16, 1863.
        Coleman Casey, killed at Spottsylvania May 12, 1864.
        William Gibson, killed at Petersburg June 19, 1864.
        William O'Donohue, died at Camp Nelson November 29, 1864.
        Michael Gallivan, died at Andersonville August 15, 1864.
        
        KEWEENAW TROOPS DISCHARGED
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        Henry Hensstylbeck, discharged in 1863.
        Thomas Crayes, Joseph Williams, in 1862.
        Edgar Axtell, in 1863
        Neil Sinclair, discharged, 1865.
        John Miller, Sr., 1862.
        Henry Burton, 1865.
        Stephen Cockings, 1865.
        William Backhaus, 1864.
        William Fressisse, John Breen, John Mullman, Henry Myers,
      B. McMurray, Henry Palmer, C. Schroeder, Theodore Senner,
      John Daly, Phillip Kearns, Michael Kallaher, F. Lavelle, 1865.
      
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