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Vincennes, 153, 154, 199, 213
Vincennes, Sieur de, 102 Vineyard, Philip, ga 1186 Vinton, George W., ga 1186 Vinton, S. F., 574 Virden, Archibald L., ga 1186 Virginia, government of Illinois, Illinois a colony of, 145-6; claim to Mississippi
Valley, 158; cession of lands by, 176-7 Vivier, Father Louis, 80; quoted, 90 Vocke, William, ga 798, 1186; m 814 n Volney, C. F., quoted, 35
Voorhees, D. W., 688
Voris, Charles, ga 776, 798, 821, 1186 Voris, Francis, ga 1186
Voss, Arno, col. 12 cav., 652, 1226;" m 947; ga 846, 1186 Voudouism, 162
W
Wabash Land Company, 140
Wabasha (Indian chief), 164, 166, 167
Wacker, Charles H., 921
Waddle, David, 202, 227 Waddle, Lieut. James H., m war, 492
Wade, Benjamin F., 772
Wadsworth, Archibald C., 1026 n
Wadsworth, J. L. R., 1030
Waggoner, David J., serg't-at-arms, 607, 620, 668
Wagner, David C., cc 1134
Wagner, Jacob, ga 1186 Wait, George, ga 915, 1186
Wait, George E., cc 1104 Wait, Selah, 1017 Wait, Sheridan, canal trustee, 467
Waite, Campbell W., sec'y senate, 637 Waite, Horace F., ga 798, 821, 1186 Waite, W. S., 572 Wakefield, John A., ga 1187
Wakeman, Thaddeus B., ga 1187 Walker, Alexander, 836 n Walker, Charles, 1046
Walker, Charles A., ga 668 n, 871, 1187 Walker, Cyrus, 436, 443
Walker, George, editor, 945; ga 1187
Walker, George, 592 n
Walker, George P., ga 1187
Walker, Geo. W., lieut. m war, 492, 494
Walker, Henry F., ga 1187
Walker, Isaac H., ga 1187
Walker, Isaac P., ga 1187
Walker, James, ga 1187
Walker, James R., ga 1187
Walker, Rev. Jesse, 234, 1069
Walker, J. P., pe 1204
Walker, Leonidas, ga 1187
Walker, Meredith, ga 855, 1187
Walker, Newton, ga 1187
Walker, Maj. Peter F., 753
Walker, Pinkney H., 973; jsc 1146, 1147 jcc 1148
Walker, Richard S., ga 1187
Walker, Samuel, ga 1187
Walker, William, pe 1204
Wall, George W., 770 n, 837 n; cc 1134; jcc 1151; jac 1153
Wall, Hampton W., ga 1187
Wall, John M., serg't-at-arms, 777
Wall, Maj. Samuel G., at Chickamauga, 743
Wallace, Lieut. Andrew J., death, 493
Wallace, Dr. - , 229, 238
Wallace, Hugh, ga 1187
Wallace, Rev. Peter, 1070
Wallace, Wm. H. L., m war, 491; col. II reg't, 649, 1213; at Fort Donelson, 737; at Shiloh, 739; brig .- gen., 1231 Waller, Charles D., 909
Waller, George B., ga 1187
Walsh, Charles, door-keeper, 668; m 700
Walsh, David W., ga 1187
Walsh, James, ga 1187
Walsh, John Richard, 947
Walsh, T. J., ga 1187
Walsh, William R., 837 n
Walters, Job, 368 n
Walters, John, M.P., 503 n
Walters, William, 945
Walworth, Lt .- Col. Nathan H., Corinth, 742; Chickamauga, 743, 744; Mission- ary Ridge, 744; col. 42 reg't, 1217
War of the Rebellion, 638, 641; strength of parties, 652-3; results first year, 658; progress of, 701; number of troops, 725; battles, 727-30; losses, 731; quotas, 734; from Illinois by counties, 735; corre- spondents, 759; songs, 760; close of, 772 War, with Indians, 200, 217; of 1812, 252; Winnebago, 346; Black Hawk, 357-62; Mormon, 480-7; Mexican, 489-500
Ward, James, 758
Ward, James H., mc 1202
Ward, Jasper D., ga 668n, 721, 1187; mc 1201 Ward, John, ga 1187 Ward, Quintin C., 922 n Ward, Samuel Dexter, 1009
1312
ILLINOIS-HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL.
Ward, William M., ga 915, 1187 Warden, Walter, ga 1187
Wardlaw, Andrew, ga 1187
Wardner, Horace, 1023, 1037 Ware, George W., 836
Ware, Jesse, ga 1187 Warner, E. B., 814 n; be 1192, 1193 Warner, Maj. John, at Shiloh, 740; ga 1187; col. 108 reg't, 1223 Warner, Vespasian, pe 1205
Warner, Wilder W., ga 1187
Warnock, John, 238, 264
Warren, Benjamin, sr., ga 909, 1187 Warren, Calvin A., pe 1204
Warren County, 385,. 549, 1139
Warren, George E., ga 856, 1187
Warren, Henry L., ga 1187
Warren, Hooper, 320, 391, 392, 945, 946
Warren, J. M., ga 1187
Warren, Gen. Joseph, county named for, 549, 1139
Warren, Peter, ga long service, 962, 1187 Warren, V., 863 n
Warren, William B., m 436; lieut .- col. m war, 491, 496; clerk supreme court, 1153, 1154
Washburn, Edward A., ga 914, 1187
Washburn, Elmer, 796
Washburn, George E., ga 822, 1187
Washburn, James H., cc 1134
Washburn, James M., ga 668, 798, 846, 1187
Washburne, Elihu Benjamin, 387 n; m 510, 646, 718, 849, 950, 1010; long ser- vice, 986; mc 1201, 1202
Washington City, 260
Washington County, 194, 195, 262, 273, 549, 1139
Washington, George, expedition to Logs- town, III-3; on land-claims, 199; coun- ty named for, 549, 1139
Wasson, John N., ga 829, 1187
Watercott, Julius, ga 1187
Waterloo, 272
Waterloo, Stanley, 953
Waters, George, 814 n
Waters, George W., ga 1187
Waters, Lewis H., ga 591, 592, 1187; at Corinth, 742; Chickamauga, 744; col. 84 reg't, 1221; bvt. brig .- gen., 1234
Waterman, Arba N., jcc 1152; jac 1153 Watkins, E. B., ga 1187
Watkins, John, early teacher, 993 n
Watkins, Joseph E., ga 1187
Watkins, Warren C., ga 1187
Watkins, William, ga 668n, 1187
Watrin, Father P. F., 86, 90 Watseka, 40 Watson, James H., ga 1187
Watson, L. F., sec'y senate, 879, 902, 914, 928 Watson, William D., ga 590, 1187
Watt, James H., ga 1187
Wattles, J. C., 329
Wattles, James O., jcc 1147
Watts, Amos, 705 n Watts, Edwin, 1040
Wayman, William, ga 822, 1187
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 204, 217; county named for, 549, 1139
Wayne County, 549, 1139
Wayne, Henry, 637
Wead, Hezekiah M., cc 555, 1104; jcc 1148
Weatherford, James H., lieut. m war, 491 Weatherford, Wm., serg't-at-arms, 379; b war, 371; mormon war, 486; col. in m war, 496
Weatherford, William B., ga 1187
Weaver, J. B., 866
Weaver, William H., ga 905, 906, 1187 Webb, Edwin B., ga 402, 407, 426, 459, 507, long service, 962, 1187; m 437, 582, 583
Webb, Capt. Henry L., m war, 491; m 350; ga 426, 1187
Webb, Henry W., ga 808, 1187
Webb, Lt .- Col. Lysander R., killed, 749
Webb, M. N., ga 1187
Webb, Watson H., ga 1187
Webb, Wm. A., col. 42 reg't, 650, 1217
Webber, Alanson P., ga 1187
Webber, Dwight I., ga 1187
Webber, Jules C., col. 18 reg't, 1214
Webber, Thompson R., cc 1104
Webber, William B., ga II87
Weber, Bernhard F., ga 872, 1187
Weber, Herman G., 978n
Webster, Alfred, ga 716, 721, 1187
Webster, Mrs. C. C., 758
Webster, Capt. Cyrus W., ga 757, 1187
Webster, Daniel, 187, 406, 576
Webster, Ezra G., ga 1187
Webster, Jabez, 1032
Webster, Gen. Joseph Dana, at Ft. Donel- son, 737; m 1009; col. I art., 1227; brig .- gen., 1231
Webster, Samuel, ga 1187
Wedig, John, ga 915, 1187
Weedon, William W., ga 1187
Weeks, Dr. J., 757
Weems, Thomas L. B., col. 48 reg't, 1217
Weigler, George H., ga 1187
Weinheimer, Henry, ga 1187
Weir, William H., ga 1187
Welch, Andrew, ga 878, 902, 1187; m 865 n, 921 Welch, John H., ga 1187
Welch, William R., jcc 1151; jac 1153 Weldon, Lawrence, ga 637, 811, 813, 833; U .- S. dist. attorney, 977, 1187; pe 1204 Wells, Albert W., ga 915, 928, 1187 Wells, Capt. Elisha, m war, 491 Wells, Elijah L., 826
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Wells, Hayden, 227
Wells, Henry W., cc 788, 1134 Wells, John W., ga 1187
Wells, Joseph B., 467 n; lieut .- gov., 505; m 566, 624
Wells, Capt. William, 249, 251
Wells, Wm. Harvey, 996, 998, 1004
Welsh, John H., ga 872, 878, 1187
Welsh, Maj. Pinckney J., wounded at Missionary Ridge, 745
Wendell, A., ga 1187
Wendling, George R., cc 788, 1134
Wenger, Elias, ga 668 n, 1187
Wenter, Frank, drainage com'r, 933 Wentworth, John, mc 575-6, 1199, 1200; cc 656 n; m 588, 599, 630, 811, 863 n, 865, 945, 1010
Wentworth, Moses Jones, ga 828, 845, 855, 1187
Wescott, John W., ga 668 n, 721, 1187 Weskett, Capt. Henry P., Corinth, 742 Wesley, John, 1069
West, Gen. A. M., 897
West, Amos S., ga 1187
West, Benjamin, ga 1187
West, Edward, ga 1187
West, Edward M., cc 559, 1104
West, Emanuel J., ga 319 n, 320-1, 1187; sec'y senate, 327, 343, 348; canal com'r, 463 West, Mary Allen, 953 West, Lieut. Nichodemus, at Buena Vista, 492 West, Simeon H., ga 902, 1187
Westfall, E. K., ga 846, 1187
Wharton, O. P., 598
Wheat, Alexander E., ga 668 n, 1187
Wheat, Almeron, ga 1187
Wheatley, R. W. S., 1082
Wheaton, Charles, cc 1134
Wheaton, Lloyd, col. 8 reg't, 1213
Wheaton, Warren L., ga 1187
Wheeler, Alanson K., ga 592 n, 1187 Wheeler, Alpheus, ga 1187 Wheeler, Capt. Erastus, m war, 491
Wheeler, Frank, lieut. in m war, 494
Wheeler, Hamilton K., ga 901, 1187 Wheeler, Jacob, ga 846, 855, 1187; m 905, 978 n; be 1192 Wheeler, John E., 946
Wheeler, John R., 895 n, 1060; pe 1205
Wheeler, Rollin, ga 1187
Wheeler, W. E., 922 Wheeler, William A., 836
Whig party, 405, 582, 586-7, 597
Whitaker, C. H., 837 n
Whitcomb; Lot, ga 1187
White Cloud (Indian chief), 360
White County, 261, 293, 549, 1139
White, George E., ga 855, 877, 1187
White, Horace, 796, 811, 981 White, Hugh A., 1008
White, Hugh L., 406 White, Isaac, 246; county named for, 549, 1139
White, James, ga 202, 1187
White, James H., m war, 491
White, John, of Clinton Co., ga 1187
White, John, of Scott Co., ga 1187
White, Lieut .- Col. John H., death, 738; ga 1187 White, John W., of Tazewell Co., ga 915, 928, 1187
White, John W., of Whiteside Co., ga 118} White, Joshua, ga 1187
White, Julius, col. 37 reg't, 650, 1216; at Pea Ridge, 738; brig .- gen., 1231
White, Leonard, m 292; ga 316-7, 1187; sec'y senate, 402 White, Liberty, 248
White, Martin, ga 1187
White, Miles, 863 n
White, Randall H., ga 872, 1187
White, Samuel, ga 1187
White, Rev. W., 1012
Whiteaker, John, ga 1187
Whitehead, Edward C., ga 928
Whitehead, Edward J., ga 1187
Whitehead, Robert, 227
Whitehead, S. S., 865 n
Whitehurst, Capt. Willis G, at Chicka- mauga, 743 Whiteman, Henry M., ga 1187 Whiteside County, 549, 1139
Whiteside, Jacob, 235
Whiteside, James A., ga 319 n, 327, 379, 1187
Whiteside, John, 229
Whiteside, John D., ga 379, 459, 1187; state treas., 409; cc 555, 1104; pe 1204 Whiteside, Samuel, 229, 247, 256, 287, 365; county named for, 549, 1139; ga 1187
Whiteside, Col. William, 198, 227-9, 247 Whitesides, Adjt. Augustus G., wounded at Buena Vista, 491 Whitesides, Levi T., be 1192, 1193
Whiting, John E,, ga 1187; col. 87 reg't, I221
Whiting, Lorenzo D., ga 776, 798, 821, 828, 855, 877, 961, 1187; CC 1134
Whiting, R. H., 895n; mc 1201
Whitlock, H. G., 863
Whitman, John M., 1047
Whitmer, David, 470-I
Whitmore, L. S., 772 n
Whitney, C. N., 772 n Whitney, Daniel H., cc 1104
Whitney, Lorenzo H., col. 140 reg't, 1224
Whitney, William M., ga 1188; be 1192 Whittaker, James M., ga 1188
Whittemore, Henry C., ga 902, 1188
Whitten, Easton, ga 1188
Whittlesey, Rev. Martin K., 1076
INDEX.
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ILLINOIS-HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL.
Whittuker, Charles HI., ga 1188 Wick, Bernhard, ga II88 Wicker, Charles Gustavus, ga 822, 1188
Wickersham, Dudley, m war, 498; col. 10 cav., 750, 1226
Wickersham, Wm. B., 1006
Wickizer, John H., ga 717, 1188
Widen, Raphael, ga 319n, 1188
Widmer, Maj. John H., 753
Wiggins' loan, 357, 402 Wight, A. G. S., ga 1188
Wight, James M., ga 1188
Wightman, George F., ga 1188
Wike, Scott, ga 668 n, 716, 1188; m 685, 865 n, 906; mc 1201, 1202, 1203 Wilbanks, John, ga 1188
Wilbanks, Robert A. D. (sr.), ga 1188 Wilbanks, Robert A. D. (jr.), ga 872, 903,
1188; clerk supreme court, 1154 Wilbourn, John S., 370
Wilcox, Charles C., ga 1188
Wilcox, Edward A., ga 821, 1188
Wilcox, Elijah, ga 1188
Wilcox, Isaac D., ga 1188
Wilcox, Joseph L., ga 829, 1188
Wilcox, Lieut .- Col. John S., at Corinth, 741; col. 52 reg't, 1218
Wilcox, Nathaniel G., 505, 811
Wilcox. Seymour, 865 n
Wilcox, Sylvanus, jcc 1150
Wilder, W. H., 1012
Wilderman, Alonzo S., ga 922, 1188 Wiles, Robert Hall, ga 927, 1188 Wiley, Eli, 1055
Wiley, Samuel, ga 1188
Wiley, Samuel C., ga 1188
Wiley, W. L., 772 n; be 1192
Wiley, Lieut .- Col. Wm. W., m war, 492
Wilk, William F., ga 928, 1188
Wilke, Fred., ga 929, 1188
Wilkie, Franc B., 952
Wilkin, Jacob W., jsc 972, 1147; jcc 1151; jac 1153; pe 1204
Wilkins, Daniel, 998
Wilkins, Isaac, ga 1188
Wilkins, Lieut .- Col. John, 137, 138, 141 Wilkinson, Fred., ga 915, 1188
Wilkinson, Ira O., jcc 1148
Wilkinson, Gen. James, 209, 222
Wilkinson, William R., ga 1188
Wilkinson, Winfield S., ga 459, 798, 1188
Will, Conrad, ga 300, 317, 318, 327, 343, 348, 379, 901, 1188; county named for, 549, 1139
Will County, 549, 1139
Willard, Capt. Charles M., 650; maj. I art., 1227
Willard, Elijah, board of public wks, 415
Willard, E. W., 863 n
Willard, Frances E., 826, 953
Willard, Nathan, ga 1188
Willard, Samuel, 996, 997
Willeford, Edward L., ga 1188 Willett, Reuben W., ga 929, 1188; m 895, IO26
Williams, Archibald, ga 379, 407, 426, 1188; cc 554, 1104; m 408, 455, 584 Williams, David E., col. 64 reg't, 652, 1219
Williams, Erastus Smith, jcc 1148, 1152
Williams, Henry M., ga 668 n, 1188
Williams, Herbert S., be 1193
Williams, Isaac, ga 1188
Williams, James R., mc 1203
Williams, Jesse C., ga 1188
Williams, Capt. John, 162
Williams, Col. John, com .- gen., 647; m 717, 756 Williams, John H., jcc 1151
Williams, Nathan, ga 1188
Williams, Norman, 1008
Williams, Col. Thomas D., death, 742; col. 25 reg't, 1215
Williams, Thomas J., ga 1188
Williams, Wesley C., ga 915, 1188
Williams, Maj. Wm. D., at Chickamauga, 744; Missionary Ridge, 745 Williams, Wm. G., ga 1188
Williams, W. H., 863 n
Williamson County, 549, 1139
Williamson, Joseph, ga 1188
Williamson, Marian, jcc 1149
Williamson, Rollin S., ga 798, 821, 1188; jcc 1152
Williamson, Wm., of Macon Co., ga 1188 Williamson, Wm., of Shelby Co., ga 1188 Willing, Henry J., drainage com'r, 933; m IoIon
Willing, James, 143
Willing, John C., 1053
Willis, George B., 370
Willis, James, lieut. in m war, 494
Willis, Jonathan C., ga 1188
Willison, Lieut .- Col. Asias, 753
Willits, Thomas, ga 1188
Willoughby, F. A., ga 878, 892, 1188
Wills, Maj. Charles W., 753
Wilmarth, Homer, ga 1188; be 1192 Wilson, Alexander, 259
Wilson, Benjamin M., ga 855, 1188
Wilson, Bluford, 977
Wilson, Charles Lush, 599, 946
Wilson, D., ga 1188
Wilson, Edward S., state treas., 936, 1141
Wilson, George C., ga 1188
Wilson, Henry, 726, 776, 815
Wilson, Isaac Grant, col. 52 reg't, 650, 1218; jcc 1150, 1152; jac 1153
Wilson, James B., ga 915, 1188
Wilson, James P., ga 1188
Wilson, John A., door-keeper, 507, 555; ga 1188 Wilson, J. B., 863 n
Wilson, John H., cc 1134
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Wilson, Lieut. John L., m war, 492 Wilson, John R., 945 Wilson, Life, ga 1188 Wilson, L. S., 895 n
Wilson, Richard A., ga 1188
Wilson, R. B. M., ga 770n, 1188
Wilson, Richard Lush, ga 945
Wilson, Robert L., ga 411, 1188
Wilson, Samuel F., ga 915, 1188
Wilson, Lieut. Samuel J. R., in m war, 492
Wilson, Solomon McNeill, ga 637, 1188; private sec'y, 647
Wilson, Thomas, be 1191
Wilson, Thomas A., ga 915, 1188
Wilson, William, jsc 293, 304, 328, 388, 443, 1146; m 1008
Wilson, William, ga 1188
Wilson, William, 214 n
Wilson, William C., ga 855, 909, 1188
Wilson, William O., pe 1205
Windle, Thomas, ga 1188
Windsor, Maj. John S., 753
Wines, Frederick H., 1030, 1031
Winnebago County, 549, 1139
Winnebago disturbance, 347
Winslow, Edwin M., ga 1188
Winstanley, Thomas, ga 1188
Winston, Claiborne, ga 1188
Winston, Frederick H., 837 n, 896 n
Winston, Richard, 160, 168 Winter of deep snow, 27 Winter, George B., ga 1188
Winter, John F., ga 829, 846, 1188
Winters, Jonathan C., ga 1188
Winters, Joshua C., m war, 491, 498; ga 568; maj. at Perryville, 741 Wisconsin and Illinois boundary question, 279
Wisconsin Heights, battle of. 374
Wisner, Frank J., ga 928, 1188
Withers, Allen, del 1205
Withers, Henry C., ga 766, 1188; m 824 Withers, Lieut. James M., m war, 493 Withrow, Thomas F., 1052, 1056 Witt, Andrew J., serg't-at-arms, 440
Witt, Franklin, ga 562, 1188; cc 1106
Witt, William B., ga 668 n, 1188 Wiwi, Philip, ga 1188
Wolf, David, ga 1188
Wolfe, John S., col. 135 reg't, 1224
Women of the war, 758
Wood, Benson, ga 822, 1188; m 836 n, 92In, 1026 n
Wood, Charles H., jcc 1149; ga 1188
Wood, Daniel, ga 627, 1188
Wood, Lieut .- Col. Enos P., at Shiloh, 740 Wood, Erwin E., ga 1188
Wood, Rev. George C., 1072
Wood, Hannibal P., ga 872, 1188
Wood, Henry, ga 872, 878, 1188
Wood, James M., lieut. m war, 491
Wood, John, ga 568, 1188; lieut .- gov., 600, 1140; gov., 627, 1140; peace com'r 640; q .- m. gen., 647, 717 n; m 955 col. 137 reg't, 1224
Wood, John D., ga 687, 1188; pe 1204 Wood, John T., ga 1188
Wood, Latham A., ga 1188
Wood, Peter W., capt. battery A, 1227
Woodbridge, W. W., 374
Woodburn, William, ga 1188
Woodcock, Maj. Albert, 753
Woodford County, 549, 1139 Wood's (Peter W.) battery, 751
Woods, Maj. John H., 757, 1017
Woods, Col. John R., 757
Woods, Samuel, ga 1188
Woodson, David M., ga 439, 776, 1188; m 510, 612; cc 555, 559, 1104; jcc 1148 Woodson, John M., cc 656 n; ga 1188 Woodward, A. B., 462
Woodward, J. L., 895 n
Woodward, Willard, ga 798, 1188
Woodward, Capt. William, m war, 491
Woodward, Wm. H., ga :188
Woodworth, James H., ga 426, 450, 1188; m 647, 648; mc 1200
Woolard, James B., ga 1188
Woolley, Mrs. Celia P., 953
Worcester, Linus E., cc 554, 559, 1104; ga 607, 667 n, 721, 1188; m 837 n
Work, Henry Clay, 760
Works, Charles A., 921 n
World's Columbian Exposition, 934
Worley, James, 202
Worley, Joseph, 227
Worrall, M. E., 757
Worthen, Amos H., 1035, 1036
Worthington, Capt. - , 162
Worthington, Nicholas E., 92In; mc 1202
Worthington, Thomas, ga 211, 1188
Worthington, Thomas, jr., ga 878, 892, 1188; pe 1205 Wren, Johnson, ga 1188
Wren, Nicholas B., ga 1188
Wright, Abner M., 863 n
Wright, Capt. Asa D., m war, 493
Wright, A. S., 1014
Wright, Calmes L., capt. in m war, 494
Wright, Cyrus, ga 1188
Wright, Erastus, 590, 995
Wright, F. N., 920
Wright, Col. Geo. W., at Kenesaw, 748, 753; col. 103 reg't, 1222
Wright, Lieut. Isaac S., m war, 491
Wright, Lieut .- Col .- James C., wounded at Vicksburg, 746
Wright, James G., ga 846, 855, 872, 1188
Wright, James S., ga 871, 1188
Wright, Joel, public works, 415; ga 1188 Wright & Co., John, 430
Wright, John E., ga 915, 1188
Wright, John Stephen, 952, 995, 1004
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Wright, Levi, lieut. in m war, 494 Wright, Omar H., ga 855, 872, 1188; m 1014 Wright, Orlando H., cc 1134
Wright, Randolph C., ga 1188
Wright, Samuel W., jr., ga 1188 Wright, Silas, 458
Wright, Simeon, 998
Wright, William P., ga 915, 1188 Wright, W. W., 895 n
Wyatt, John, lieut. in m war, 494; ga 1188; pe 1204
Wyatt, Wilford D., 644
Wyatt, Capt. William J., m war, 491
Wyche, James E., ga 1188 Wyman, Col. John B., m 648, 746, 1053, 1214; col. 13 reg't, 649, 1214 Wymore, James L., ga 1188 Wynne, Josiah R., ga 1188 Wynne, Lewis B., ga 1188 Y
Yager, John H., ga 766, 821, 1188 Yancey, Archelaus W., 872, 878, 1188 Yantis, John W., be 1194 Yates, Henry, jr., col. 106 reg't, 1222 Yates, Richard, ga 450, 459, 562, 1188; governor, 630-4, 1140; sketch, 635; ad- ministration, 636-711; uss 717-8, 1198; death, 718; mc 1200; m 599, 627, 639, 642, 648, 657, 659, 669, 756, 987, 1001, 1019
Yeargain, William T., ga 1188 Yocum, Reuben S., ga 915, 1188 Yost, John, ga 902, 914, 1188 Young, Rev. Berryman, 234, 1069 Young, Brigham, 488 Young, François, 257 n
Young, John D., ga 1188
Young, Richard M., jcc 345 n, 349, 350, 403, 405, 1147; uss 408, 1198; state agent, 429, 455; jsc 456, 505, 1146; pe 1204; m 302, 329, 511 n, 987, 1009
Young, Timothy R., mc 575, 1200; cc 656 n
Young, William, ga II88
Young, W. H., 601
Youngblood, Francis M., ga 821, 872, 1188; m 1055
Youngkin, John F., ga 1188
Youngs, Ogden B., ga 1188
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