. The Nineteenth Illinois; a memoir of a regiment of volunteer infantry famous in the Civil War of fifty years ago for its drill, bravery, and distinguished services . 2 <( IS To Cave Springs, Georgia. 7 Sept. 1 Capertons Ferry, Ala. Our ter; 2 Opposite Bridgeport pired we (< 3 On Raccoon Mnts journey fr (( 4 Near Trenton, Georgia. June 10 6 On Lookout Creek, u 13 II 7 Stevens Gap, 15 11 8 On Lookout Mtn, 17 II 9 Baileys Crossrds, l( 18 (f 10 Davis Crossroads, July 9 .\rrived atDug Gap, Georgia. Baileys Crossrds, Craw Fish Springs, Battle Chickamga, Battle Chickamga, Rossville Gap, Tenne
. The Nineteenth Illinois; a memoir of a regiment of volunteer infantry famous in the Civil War of fifty years ago for its drill, bravery, and distinguished services . 2 <( IS To Cave Springs, Georgia. 7 Sept. 1 Capertons Ferry, Ala. Our ter; 2 Opposite Bridgeport pired we (< 3 On Raccoon Mnts journey fr (( 4 Near Trenton, Georgia. June 10 6 On Lookout Creek, u 13 II 7 Stevens Gap, 15 11 8 On Lookout Mtn, 17 II 9 Baileys Crossrds, l( 18 (f 10 Davis Crossroads, July 9 .\rrived atDug Gap, Georgia. Baileys Crossrds, Craw Fish Springs, Battle Chickamga, Battle Chickamga, Rossville Gap, , Battle Missionary Ridge,Grayville, Georgia. Ringgold, Chattanooga, Georgia. Ringgold,Tunnel Hill,Catoosa Station, Buzzards Roost, Parkers Gap, Tyners Station, , Georgia. Ringgold, Tunnel Hill,Hat. of Resaca,Bat. of Resaca, Calhoun, Adairsville, Kingston, Left Kingston on Atlanta campaignBurnt Hickory, \ckworth, Our term of service having about ex-tart ed on our homewardjourney from .\ckworth, Ga., on June , , Louisville, , w ti i ^ 3n 0 f. <*, - a: _ t^^ J ■3 i .i c^3 t-i ^ ^^ 0 - . 2 X .^ ^ --^ Z M ^1 s y) SS _o f-3~ ^ s:§ <^ • ^S ^-/^ 0 =0 &H c :; . ^ ^-, M U -- Ti rt -• •- •■= 0) ji—. 5 .•=« 2^ ?~i^ o The Nineteenth Illinois 387 Lieutenant Thomas M. Beatty, Co. A. A most excellent no one did more to keep alive the spirit of true comradeship amonsthe survivors of the Regiment. As a soldier, none had a better record. He was wounded during theattack on Chattanooga in 1862. Owing to his Captain, and 1st Lieutenantbeing on detached service, he was in command of his company in every battle. He died March 15, 1904. Adjutant Lester G. Bangs. The sketch of his exjjerience at the Battleof Stone River, printed in the preceeding pages, will interest the survivors. Wounded at Chickamauga, he was with us again
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