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Andsen, E. A., Lansing
Armstrong, Henry J., Louriston, Minn.
Armstrong, Wm. H., Pittsford
Beardsley, Clark H., Marcellus
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Bolton, L. J., Palmyra
Braden, Jasper, Charlotte
Carr, Edward, Teconsha
Cornell, Sylvester, Britton
Cook, Allen, West Windsor
Cross, Levi, Orangeville
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DeGraff, Peter C., Palmyra
Dorman, Henry, Lamar, Mo.
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Fairchilds, Sueton, Charlotte
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Freeman, Edgar A., 717 S. Iona St., Grand Rapids
Godsmark, Geo. A., Potterville
Goff, Philander B., Blissfield
Gray, Benson, Jackson
Grover, J. R., Iona
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Howe, George, Marshall
Janes Irving, J., Marion, Ia.
Jessup, Chas. H., Worthington, Ohio
Keyes, James G., Oak Hill, Mo.
Kimberly, Levi N., West Bay City
Klay, Reuben S., Litchfield
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Leisenring, Oscar, Potterville
Lloyd, Wm., Alltona, Mecosta Co.
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VanVleet Isaac, 179 Milwaukee Ave., Detroit
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Wilcox, Geo. L., Eaton Rapids
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Wright, Henry J. Jonesville
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My great uncle was Jeremiah H. Cheeseman. He was in Company F, 7th Michigan Cavaly and was wounded and reported missing at Trevilian Station on 11 June. I believe he may be buried at Culpeper. There is a grave marker for I W Cheeseman. I was curious since many of the union soldiers were repatriated that the J and H may have been transcribed incorrectly from records. Regards
Hi Curt, I cannot answer your direct question, as I don’t know. I did conduct a search for I Cheeseman/Chessman in the Civil war and came up empty. What you suggest is very possible, especially since the grave was repatriated, and the initial listing showed J instead of I.