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Re: Charles L Boultbee, 1st OR Vols

sbest181 — 2012-02-13 00:56:44Z

To Benjamin Kinsey -
My sister found your message from 2001 while searching on the net. You were looking for Pat Boultbee of 212 Cummer Ave. He was my father. Are you still searching?

Sylvia Best

Re: Charles J. Handley - Kerry-Lynne Demarinis Brown

jamesmgray1 — 2009-01-06 16:23:42Z

Ms. Brown;

I would like any infiormation you may have, including obits, clippings or photos of Charles J. Handley, the Civil War Veteran. You can contacte me at jamesmgray@bigpond.com at any time. I can also assist you in acquiring a personally signed official Presidential Certificate for your ancestors service from the American Government.Looking forward to hearing from you.

Adam Bower

tellama2 — 2009-01-05 14:27:07Z

Veterans Cemetery is a great site to visit for this information. Hope this is the right gentleman.

http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov

Nationwide Gravesite Locator

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Could not find your Adam Bower message to reply to it.
1. BOWER, ADAM
PVT E 11 NY INF
DATE OF DEATH: 03/31/1865
BURIED AT: SECTION D SITE 1131
POPLAR GROVE NATIONAL CEMETERY
C/O PETERSBURG NATL. BATTLEFIELD PETERSBURG, VA 23803
(804) 732-3531

Re: Joseph R. Tucker Co. B 1st. Oregon Cavalry

Chiefpaulina — 2009-01-04 19:37:54Z

Pvt. Joseph R. Tucker, Enlisted on 01-27-62 to 01-27-65 with Company "B" 1st Oregon Volunteers (Cavalry).

Enlisted at Salem, Oregon (Age 17)

Occupation: Farmer

**This is all of the information that I have.

Author Historian, Steven E. Farley

Warrenton, Oregon

Re: William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

salnarr — 2009-01-04 08:35:06Z

I am interested in information about Joseph Tucker. I believe this is a tangible link to the Tuckers who settled in Eastern Oregon. Perhaps Joseph Tucker in the soldier unit came from the Klamath Falls, eastern Oregon area. Any information about him? Thanks!

Re: Charles J. Handley - Civil War Veteran

difamiglia — 2008-06-13 23:37:33Z

My husband is a descendant of Charles Handley (father of Charles J. Handley) and we can give you descendant info. If you still need this information, please contact me.

Thanks,
Kerry-Lynne Demarinis Brown

Charles J. Handley - Civil War Veteran

jamesmgray1 — 2008-06-11 11:57:25Z

I am trying to acquire any information on Charles J. Handley, an Australian born Civil War veteran. Any information on his life anywhere, his family, descendants and especially where he is buried. All I have is Charles J. Handley was born in Tasmania, Australia. His residence was not listed, but he enlisted as a Sergeant; date unknown. He saw service in: "B" Co. Oregon 1st Infantry Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. I want to add him to the Memorial Website www.acwv.info.

Re: John Tice Navy U.S.S. Shark 1846

johnnyreb1865 — 2007-08-22 18:53:06Z

Eagle Point National Cemetery
Eagle Point, Jackson County, Oregon
2763 Riley Road
Eagle Point, OR 97524
(541) 826-2511

Tice, Marie T, b. 11/18/1930, d. 11/14/1996, US Army, SGT, Res: Medford, OR, Plot: A 0 959, bur. 12/06/1996
Tice, Marvin Richard, b. 03/10/1927, d. 03/18/1985, PTR3C - USN, Plot: A 959, bur. 03/21/1985, *
Tice, Marvin Richard, b. 03/10/1927, d. 03/18/1985, PTR3C USN, Plot: A 959, bur. 03/21/1985, *
Tice, Marvin Richard, b. 03/10/1927, d. 03/18/1985, US Navy, PTR3C, Res: Medford, OR, Plot: A 0 959, bur. 03/21/1985

Roseburg National Cemetery
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon
VA Medical Center
Roseburg, OR 97470
No one with surname TICE

Willamette National Cemetery
Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
11800 S.E. Mt. Scott Blvd.
Portland, OR 97266-6937
(503) 273-5250

Tice, Clifford M, b. 03/07/1894, d. 06/07/1970, PFC ARMY, Plot: U 2258, bur. 06/10/1970, *
Tice, Elvin L, b. 04/11/1913, d. 05/22/1986, MSGT US ARMY, Plot: D 5258, bur. 05/27/1986, *
Tice, Frank M, b. 09/29/1900, d. 11/24/1975, PFC USA-, Plot: A 1757, bur. 12/02/1975, *
Tice, Hazel Marie, b. 04/22/1908, d. 08/15/1993, Plot: D 5258, bur. 08/19/1993, *
Tice, Leo James, b. 09/23/1928, d. 06/24/1997, US Air Force, MSGT, Res: Corvallis, OR, Plot: 2 0 1404, bur. 06/30/1997
Tice, Patricia C, b. 03/10/1910, d. 11/29/1988, Plot: A 1757, bur. 12/12/1988, *

* Records with an asterisk at the end indicates those that have not been verified as accurate by the U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs.

Is this same guy?

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
about John Rappelyea Tice
Name: John Rappelyea Tice
Gender: male
Birth Place: IN
Birth Year: 1832
Spouse Name: Margaret Wright
Spouse Birth Year: 1832
Marriage
Year: 1856
Marriage State: OR
Number Pages: 1

Name: Margarette Wright
Spouse: John R Tice
Parents: William Wright , Jane Boyce
Birth Place: OR
Birth Date: 1855
Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1856

1860 United States Federal Census
about John R Tice
Name: John R Tice
Age in 1860: 27
Birth Year: abt 1833
Birthplace: Indiana
Home in 1860: Manzaneta, Jackson, Oregon
Gender: Male
Post Office: Jacksonville
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members: Name Age
A Davison 28
Mary Davison 21
Andrew Davison 3
Eveline Davison 1
John R Tice 27
Margaret Tice 20
Frederick Tice 3
Anna A Tice 6.12
Joseph A Crane 30
John Washa 25
R Wright 24

John Tice Navy U.S.S. Shark 1846

AngelaDTice — 2006-10-09 09:32:39Z

A John Tice came on the U.S.S. Shark to Oregon in 1846, and was wanted along with 5 other men for abandoning their contract and their was a reward for them. The John Tice I'm looking for arrived in Oregon July 16, 1846, lived in Marion Co.( from 1847-1860's) then Union Co.( died Nov. 1869), Oregon. I read that a lot of the military men at that time went from Marion Co. to Union Co., Oregon. All I have is census info. and land grant info. on him. Would like to know if there is any lists of names for the Navy, or Army for 1846-1869 for Oregon, and if there is does it give parents names. Would also like to know if anybody has info. on names of military cemetarys in Marion Co. or Union Co. Oregon. Any info. would be very much appreciated! Thankyou! Angela

William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

ahealydsnine — 2006-09-04 16:49:47Z

Hi, I am wondering if anyone knows where to find information on Co. 1st Oregon volunteers Infantry.
I am trying to put together more information on my great great grandfather William B. Tucker's service.
I have his pension papers but it doesn't have a lot of information on his service.
Thanks,
Andrea

Re: William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

ahealydsnine — 2006-09-04 16:49:47Z

Thank you so very much. I appreciate your help!
Andrea

Zephaniah Bones

LMBone — 2006-05-06 23:11:10Z

Looking for data on a Zephaniah Bones who served in company D first Oregon Calvalry from 2/11/1862 - 2/11/1865. He was born in Iowa and enlisted in Jacksonville, OR.

Re: 1st ORE Infantry

richard4008 — 2006-04-06 00:12:18Z

Thanks, here is what I have come up with since my original posting.

Christopher J. Hussey, served as a Pvt. in Company B, 1st Oregon Volunteer Infantry, from 25 Nov. 1864 to July 23, 1866.

COMPANY "B", FIRST REGIMENT
OREGON VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

(A transcript of record)

Captain Ephraim Palerm's COMPANY "B", 1ST REGIMENT OREGON VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, Colonel George B. Currey commanding.

In the early part of the Civil War the Federal troops in the State of Oregon, were withdrawn for service in the East rendering it necessary for the State authorities to raise troops for the protection and defense of the State and its citizens. On October 20, 1864, orders were received from the War Department to raise a regiment of infantry in the State of Oregon as soon as possible. On the 24th of that month a law was passed by the State Legislature giving a bounty of $150. to each volunteer. On account of the inducements offered by the acts granting extra pay and bounty the officers of the State were enabled to promptly and efficiently comply with the call for raising a regiment of infantry, which was organized in the State of Oregon at Large, from November 11, 1864, to Jan. 5, 1865, to serve one and three years. It was mustered in at Camp Russell, Oregon, and various companies were engaged in operations against hostile Indians, taking part in numerous skirmishes with them, and rendered valuable service in the protection of life and property. It was mustered out by companies from October 31, 1865, to July 19, 1867.

Re: William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

2006-03-26 16:07:39Z

Pvt. William B. Tucker, Enlisted on 12-19-64 to 06-19-66 with Company "H" 1st Oregon Volunteers (Infantry).

This is all of the information that I have.

Author Historian, Steven E. Farley

Re: 1st ORE Infantry

2006-03-26 16:07:07Z

1st Oregon Volunteers (Infantry)

This unit was organized on 11 Nov. 1864 to 19 July 1867 to help with the Oregon Indian Wars with the Snake (PIUTE) Indians. This became the 1st Oregon Volunteers (Infantry.)

Pvt Chris J. Hussey enlisted at Portland, Ore on 11-26-64 to 07-23-66 with Company "B" 1st Infantry.

This is all of the information that I have.

Author Historian, Steven E. Farley

Re: Andrew Jaquillard, 1st OR Cav, Co. A, F, G

2006-03-26 16:06:28Z

Born Nove. 30, 1830 Died Oct. 25, 1914

Re: Andrew Jaquillard, 1st OR Cav, Co. A, F, G

2006-03-26 16:05:52Z

This is the only information that I can find on Pvt. Andrew A. Jaquillard Co. G, 1st Oregon Volunteers Cavalary. (Enlisted on 03-16-65 Discharged on 05-22-66 do to injury from action with the Snake (PIUTE) Indians.) Could you please till me what year Andrew died. Thank You Author Histoian, Steven E. Farley

Seeking Civil War speaker

2005-09-19 00:55:13Z

I am looking for a speaker for the Mayflower Society meeting in Eugene November 19, 2005.
If anyone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
Betsy

Reenactment

2004-02-18 21:14:16Z

I just put up a site for civil war reenactment at http://oregongrapevine.com/civilwar/index.html

Please check it out and let me know what you think?

Re: William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

2003-08-30 14:53:39Z

Andrea,

Roster of Union Soldiers, 1861-1865, shows:

Tucker, William B. OR 1st Inf. Co.H Cpl.

and

Tucker, Joseph OR 1st Cav. Co.B Bugler

Dyer's Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, Vol II, page 1556
Oregon supplied only 1 Regiment of Cavalry and 1 regiment of Infantry.

1st OR Inf Reg organized at large from 11/11/64 to 01/02/65 - ordered to Fort Vancouver, Washington Territory, 12/19/64 - duty in Dist of OR by detatchments at Fort Vancouver, Fort Klamath, Fort Walla Walla, Colville, Fort Hoskins & Fort Boies, Idaho Territory, covering Boies & Snake River Country & the Owyhee Mines from Indian raids - mustered out 07/19/1867

1st OR Cav Reg organized at large in OR, Feb-April 1862 - concentrated in Willamette Valley & ordered May 1862 to Walla Walla Country & Mining Dists of Nez Perce & Salmon River Countries to protect emigrants & miners - HQ at Fort Walla Walla, Washington Territory
Co 'B' moved from Salem, OR to Fort Vancouver; then to Fort Walla Walla via Fort Dalles, 05/14-06/02/62 - left Fort Walla Walla for Salmon Falls on Snake River 07/25/62 - expedition against Snake Indians in Idaho 08/19-10/11/62 & protect emigrant roads to 11/01/62 - at Fort Walla Walla to April 1863 - moved to Fort Lapwai 06/13/63; then to Canyon City 07/10/63 - ordered to Fort Vancouver 09/29/63 & duty there to April 1864 - expedition to Southeastern OR & skirmishes 04/20-10/06/64 - duty at Forts Vancouver, Walla Walla, Boies & other points in Dist of OR to muster out date, 11/20/66 - expedition from Camp Lyon, Idaho Territory to Malheur River, OR & skirmish 07/02-13/65

Re: William B. TUCKER Co. H 1st. Oregon

2003-08-29 04:26:50Z

Glad to have been of service.

JR d:-)

CLINE, John W. (Wilson??)

JaniceRobinson27 — 2002-12-01 02:44:18Z

I am looking to see if John W. CLINE was a soldier in the ACW from OR. There is some indication that the family came to Oregon in 1844. According to census records he was born in about 1837 in IA. According to his son's death certificate his wife was Mary Lousignont who was born in Oregon (according to census records). John and Mary's oldest child was born in 1869, so I have reason to believe that John might have served from Oregon in the Civil War, and therefore didn't marry until he was older (32 if the census records are correct). Most of the records I have found for John are in northern Oregon - Columbia, Clatsop, Washington, Clackamas Cos.

TIA,
Jan

Charles L Boultbee, 1st OR Vols

ditchboultbee — 2002-11-04 19:47:21Z

I'm looking for help with tracing a Charles L Boultbee who was born in Ceylon and joined the 1st Oregan Volunteers in 1864. I think he must be the son of John Boultbee my 4 greats uncle who was a great traveller and ended up in Ceylon (Now Sri-Lanka). We new nothing of this son until he turned up recently in an extract from a muster roll. Any help would be much appreciated.

George SPOONAMORE

2002-10-27 16:00:35Z

Hi,
Iam looking for help in finding the final resting place of a Confederate soldier named George SPOONAMORE. He lived for many years in Sherman County., had a lawsuit in The Dalles, Wasco County-and then disappers. can you help?

Thank you,

Pat

Civil War Spy or Not !!!

2002-10-27 15:59:15Z

I am seeking information on a James Harbert "Jim", who was born about 1831 in Illinois and was supposidly shot as a northern spy in Oregon in 1864 or 1865. His wife's name was Rebecca Tinney. I think she died in Texas. Their daughter James "Jamie" was born 23-April-1860 in Texas and died 1-November-1923 in Kooskia, Idaho. Any information will be greatly appriciated. Thanks..Teresa Sinclair-Ulery P.O. Box 1817 Orofino,Idaho 83544-1817
dulery@clearwater.net

Clark E. Messenger

2002-10-27 15:55:31Z

Chancey M. Messenger son was in the Spainish-Amercian War. He was wounded in one hand he was also a wagoner like his father was from a family of 10 children and my family is trying to find the rest of the family line!!
Rose Harmia Mitcham

military records

CharlesBundy98 — 2002-10-27 15:51:56Z

I suggest that you try to send for his miitary records and his pension file. The following web site tell s how to do that: http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/civilwar.html

Charlie

Chauncey Messenger

CharlesBundy98 — 2002-10-27 15:51:22Z

Shirley,

I found no Chancey Messenger on my computer program of the muster rolls of the civil war . Not even the one mentioned by Shirly Combs not to say there wasn't, My program is only 95 % acurate. Have found other names it does not list. I did find This and thought I'd pass it on to you.
Chauncey M Messenger Company I Unit 1 Oregon Cavalry. Rank in Private Rank out Fifer.

Charlie

Oregon troops

2002-10-27 15:49:37Z

I do not find a Cline in the Oregon Volunteers, Infantry or Cavalry. Also in the Ft. Dalles U. S. Army for 1860 there is no Cline. I however do not have the records for the other Forts in Oregon. But, He was not a 1st. Oregon Volunteer.
Shirley

Re: Charles L Boultbee, 1st OR Vols

2002-10-27 04:29:10Z

I am searching for a Pat Boultbee. The only information that I have is that at one time he lived at 212 Cummer Ave. in Ontario, M2M 2E7. I do not know the name of the town. I was told by my 4th cousin, Avis Bargery of Wolverhampton, Stafford, that Pat was descended from a Frances Kinsey, daughter of Samuel Kinsey, b 1901 Breedon on the Hill, Leicester and Elizabeth Jackson. We should be related as Samuel is my 3rd. gr. granduncle.
Thank you.
Benjamin Kinsey

Andrew Jaquillard, 1st OR Cav, Co. A, F, G

2002-10-27 04:21:52Z

I am looking for enlistment and discharge dates for Andrew Jaquillard. He is buried in the Prairie Home Cemetery, in Waukesha, WI

1st Ore infantry, Civil War

BettyKiehn28 — 2002-09-04 00:46:59Z

My Great-grandfather, William Jasper Johnson received a promotion to Sergeant as an outcome of the battle at Harney Lake Oregon on 23 Sept 1865. I would like to obtain as much information as possible regarding That battle, and also any information about the 1st Oregon Volunteer Infantry. I think he was in company A. He died in 1921 and is buried at Ashland Or. Thanks. Betty Kiehn

1st Ore Infantry, Civil War

BettyKiehn28 — 2002-09-04 00:46:59Z

Thanks Charles for the information. I will try to locate some literature on the Oregon Volunteers and see if I can find something about the battle at Harney Lake. Thanks again, Betty (bkiehn@juno.com)

1st ORE Infantry

slugs1 — 2002-01-24 16:05:15Z

I have a G Uncle by marriage who has a stone on his grave in Yamhill Co. which reads:
C. J. Hussey CO. B, 1 ORE INF.
Can anyone identify this unit? He was b. 1844, d. 1908

Sergeant Johnson

CharlesBundy98 — 2001-06-26 16:24:30Z

I found the following information for you

William J. Johnson Company H Unit 1 Oregon Infantry
Rank in Private Rank out Sergeant. I have found nothing on the battle

Zeph. D. Bones

1999-03-03 12:00:00Z

I do not have a whole lot more than you do. I do have that he was 19 when he enlisted. I am writing a Roster of all the 1st. Cav & Infantry. I do have his name only as Zeph. D. so that has now been changed. I am trying to put together a time line of where some of these soldiers were at certain times that kind of gives a bit oif a story. I also am trying to get death & burial dates and places. I hope to beable to make sure each soldier in Oregon USA or CSA is recognized on Memorial Day. If you have any of this info, please help me out. I will try to get more info if posible,
Shirley

Wm. J. Johnson

1999-02-25 12:00:00Z

I beleive your Wm. J. Johnson was a Pvt. in CO."H" 1st. Ore. Infan. He enlisted on 16 Dec 1862 and was discharged on 19 June 1866. I do not show him as Sgt.

Chancey M. Messenger

1999-02-24 12:00:00Z

Looking for Chancey M. Messenger information on family and Wife's name. In Portland,Oregon USC.

C. M. Messenger, Pvt.

1999-02-24 12:00:00Z

Hello,

I did indeed find a C.M. Messenger.
He was indeed a Cavalry man. Private C. M. Messenger 2 Feb 1862 to 1 March 1865 Co "F" 1st Oregon Volunteer Cavalry

I have e-mailed you some info. I hope you find it what you are looking for.

Shirley

Pvt. Chris J. Hussey

1999-02-07 12:00:00Z

Hello Mr. Smith,

I have been working on a book about the 1 Oregon Volunteers, Infantry & Cavalry.

I have found little info on Chris, He was indeed Co. B. 1st, Oregon Volunteer Infantry. Serving from 25 Nov. 1864 to July 23 1866.

Would you send me the info you have on his burial place?
I would love to include it in my book. I have found some information on the unit and hope to find more. The Cavalry is better documented as to some personal history.

I will soon be placing some info on this page on the soldiers that served in Oregon. I just haven't finished all my work yet.

Thanks, Shirley

Chas. L. Boultbee Pvt.

1999-02-03 12:00:00Z

Hello, I did find Pvt. Charles L. Boultbee, Pvt. enlisted 13 Dec 1864 to 23 July 1865

He served with Co. B. 1st. Vol. Inf.