Our Union Ancestors

Our Union Ancestors

The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War exists due to the selfless service and sacrifice of our Union ancestors. Find their stories by clicking on their picture.

Cornelius H. Pering

Company E, 6th Indiana Cavalry Regiment

Braxton B. Peck

Company M, 6th Regiment, Prov. Enrolled Missouri Militia

Gumbert Brothers

103rd PA Inf & 53rd Wisconsin Inf Regiments

Lewis Massuere

3rd Independent Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery

Thomas G. Barton

Company C, 36th Illinois Infantry Regiment

John S. Coleman

6th Provisional Regiment Missouri Rangers

James Quick

7th Iowa Cavalry Regiment

Eldridge Garman

Co. K, 6th Pennsylvania Reserves

Moody Howland

Co. C, 15 NH Volunteer Infantry

The Short Brothers

MO Home Guard; Co. B, 5th TN Inf; Co. A, 2nd TN Inf

The Fite Brothers

Co. B, 6th IL Cav.; Co. F, 146th Ohio Infantry; Co. E, 4th TN Mounted Infantry; & Co. G, 1st TN Mounted Infantry

Jacob Minnick

Company A, 142nd New York Infantry

The DeBords

Co. A, 37th Illinois Infantry Reg.

Harrison W. White

Co. A 37th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry

Adam Accuntius

Battery M, 1st Ohio Light Artillery

The Burckard Brothers

Co. E, 11th Reg. NY State Militia; Co. B, 10th New York Infantry Reg.

Jacob Moyer

Co. A, 48th Pennsylvania Infantry

George Lerch

Co. D, 148th New York Infantry

James B. Couch

Company E, 15th New York Engineers

Henry Procter

Company C, 30th Wisconsin Infantry

William L. Moshier

Company E, 12th Wisconsin Infantry

George W. Howard

Co. A, 6th Kansas Infantry Regiment

Milton Lingo

Company G, 22nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry

Cyrus McKee

Co. B, 103rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

Henry Ambrose

Co. L, 1st North Carolina Infantry Reg.

Thomas Lerch

Teamster

John H. Kraft

68th Ohio Volunteer Infantry