Went by middle name of Wilson
Father: John Turner Calvert who died in Boonville, Cooper County, Missouri in 1846
Enlisted in Mercer County, Pennsylvania into the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry/Cavalry ( have seen both referenced) on 4 September 1862. Private in Company B. Saw action with the regiment in such places as Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness and others.
Received an incised wound to the head and was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corp on 15 June 1864. He applied through the state of Kansas for a disability pension, which he was awarded $12 per month.
In Kansas he was a member of the J. M. Frank Post of the G.A.R.
- information sent by charlott jones (#47003358)
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Alexander Wilson Calvert and Mary Tyler married Oct. 8, 1884.
Children: daughter who died in infancy and Mrs. Alf Daniels
Went by middle name of Wilson
Father: John Turner Calvert who died in Boonville, Cooper County, Missouri in 1846
Enlisted in Mercer County, Pennsylvania into the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry/Cavalry ( have seen both referenced) on 4 September 1862. Private in Company B. Saw action with the regiment in such places as Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness and others.
Received an incised wound to the head and was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corp on 15 June 1864. He applied through the state of Kansas for a disability pension, which he was awarded $12 per month.
In Kansas he was a member of the J. M. Frank Post of the G.A.R.
- information sent by charlott jones (#47003358)
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Alexander Wilson Calvert and Mary Tyler married Oct. 8, 1884.
Children: daughter who died in infancy and Mrs. Alf Daniels
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