WORK IN PROGRESS as of Jan 2018. Is there confusion between Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Inf, and Co D, 174th Ohio Vol Inf?
Thanks to Greg Wright (email Jan 2018), who points out that George W. Elwood "is most likely not the same George Elwood who 'served in Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Infantry.' Actually, the George Elwood who served is more likely to be George W. Elwood's cousin, George Andrew Elwood (married to Nancy Conaway), who died January 19, 1863, of measles near Vicksburgh, MS while on board the Steamer Pembina and buried on an island in the middle of the river. Nancy's widow's pension filing and other army records available on Fold3.com have the details and they line up much better with George Andrew than George W. "
Thanks to Greg Wright (email Jan 2018), who points out that George W. Elwood "is most likely not the same George Elwood who 'served in Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Infantry.' Actually, the George Elwood who served is more likely to be George W. Elwood's cousin, George Andrew Elwood (married to Nancy Conaway), who died January 19, 1863, of measles near Vicksburgh, MS while on board the Steamer Pembina and buried on an island in the middle of the river. Nancy's widow's pension filing and other army records available on Fold3.com have the details and they line up much better with George Andrew than George W. "
WORK IN PROGRESS as of Jan 2018. Is there confusion between Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Inf, and Co D, 174th Ohio Vol Inf?
Thanks to Greg Wright (email Jan 2018), who points out that George W. Elwood "is most likely not the same George Elwood who 'served in Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Infantry.' Actually, the George Elwood who served is more likely to be George W. Elwood's cousin, George Andrew Elwood (married to Nancy Conaway), who died January 19, 1863, of measles near Vicksburgh, MS while on board the Steamer Pembina and buried on an island in the middle of the river. Nancy's widow's pension filing and other army records available on Fold3.com have the details and they line up much better with George Andrew than George W. "
Thanks to Greg Wright (email Jan 2018), who points out that George W. Elwood "is most likely not the same George Elwood who 'served in Co D, 114th Ohio Vol Infantry.' Actually, the George Elwood who served is more likely to be George W. Elwood's cousin, George Andrew Elwood (married to Nancy Conaway), who died January 19, 1863, of measles near Vicksburgh, MS while on board the Steamer Pembina and buried on an island in the middle of the river. Nancy's widow's pension filing and other army records available on Fold3.com have the details and they line up much better with George Andrew than George W. "
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