. Military history and reminiscences of the Thirteenth regiment of Illinois volunteer infantry in the civil war in the United States,1861-65 . r f fV;.: .^r \ I > - 1 \ Ayhf ♦ i Col. JOHN B. Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. 1 Q K IwcrCAfc© Illinois infantry. IStli rcgt., lSGl-lSf>4. Military J]istory and reminiscences of the Thirteenthregiment of Illinois volunteer infantry in the civil Avar inthe United States, 1SG1-G5. Prepared by a committee ofthe regiment, 1S91. Publication committee: IT. T. Xoble,S. C. Plmnmer, H. D. Dement, C. E. Bollos. Historians:A.
. Military history and reminiscences of the Thirteenth regiment of Illinois volunteer infantry in the civil war in the United States,1861-65 . r f fV;.: .^r \ I > - 1 \ Ayhf ♦ i Col. JOHN B. Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. 1 Q K IwcrCAfc© Illinois infantry. IStli rcgt., lSGl-lSf>4. Military J]istory and reminiscences of the Thirteenthregiment of Illinois volunteer infantry in the civil Avar inthe United States, 1SG1-G5. Prepared by a committee ofthe regiment, 1S91. Publication committee: IT. T. Xoble,S. C. Plmnmer, H. D. Dement, C. E. Bollos. Historians:A. B. Munn, A. H. Miller, \V. 0. Newton. Ob*Womans temperance publishing association, 1S92. viii, 672 p. front, plates, ports., maps, facsim. 23 ic. Chicago, Becat •tie. 1. U. S.—Hist.—Civil war—Regimental histories—111. inf.—13th. I. Ti- ! r^- J Jt„-,,^#-„# s ^f»r«» 9 ** - .» , rw <^<«t in » f ■». ,»<»■! «m H .■■ <t «*^1 ! . Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 • \. fcfc* XI* ^ % o9# \ i i TO THE COMRADES OF TPIE THIRTEENTH,LIVING or DEAD, AND TO THE FAITHFUL and TRUE FRIENDS at HOME WHOSE HEARTS AND PRAYERS WERE WITH US, THESE RECORDS ARE LOVINGLY DEDICATED. PREFACE. A. book written to contribute the proper acknowledgementof worthy deeds, and to add to the enjoyment of those whomay come after us, is in order. Such is the design and hopeof this unpretentious record. As the individual stone has its part in rearing the moun-tain, so the organization of our regiment, we are happy to sayand show, bore a very honorable part in the most worthy ef-forts of the army and navy of the United States. - In telling this story, as you, surviving comrades, haveasked the committee to, we shall do what seems to us repre-sents our regiment fairly. When we are called upon to touchupon individual records, we may seem to some to give scantor overdue preferences ; yet such is not our intent. We shall n
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