First wife was Lucretia Ann Underwood. Second wife was Helena Monroe. Third wife was Lida K.
Son of Henry and Mary (Morgan) Martin
Husband of Lida K. Martin....Achilles is listed in California State Roster Government and Military Records Riverside, Riverside County in 1899 and 1909. He has a Notary position. He is in 1900 and 1910 Census with wife...no children. His wife Lida born Oct. 1849 Kentucky. It looks like two pension files were filed one from Achilles and then one dated March 28, 1917 from Lida. He must have died between the 1910 Census and the 1917 pension file.
Died March 12, 1917, but another source states May 28, 1917.
Pending more research!
In 1861, at the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted for three years in the 25th Ill. Vol. Inf., Co. A, as private. He was in a number of the most severe battles fought during the war: Pea Ridge, Stone River, Chickasaw Mountain, siege of Atlanta and other engagements. He received a wound in the left arm. From private he rose to first sergeant, then to second lieutenant, and from thence to first lieutenant. In 1864 he was mustered out, at which time he returned to Vermilion Co., Illinois.
- Daryl Bruner
Added: Nov. 9, 2009
Son of Henry and Mary (Morgan) Martin
Husband of Lida K. Martin....Achilles is listed in California State Roster Government and Military Records Riverside, Riverside County in 1899 and 1909. He has a Notary position. He is in 1900 and 1910 Census with wife...no children. His wife Lida born Oct. 1849 Kentucky. It looks like two pension files were filed one from Achilles and then one dated March 28, 1917 from Lida. He must have died between the 1910 Census and the 1917 pension file.
Died March 12, 1917, but another source states May 28, 1917.
Pending more research!
In 1861, at the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted for three years in the 25th Ill. Vol. Inf., Co. A, as private. He was in a number of the most severe battles fought during the war: Pea Ridge, Stone River, Chickasaw Mountain, siege of Atlanta and other engagements. He received a wound in the left arm. From private he rose to first sergeant, then to second lieutenant, and from thence to first lieutenant. In 1864 he was mustered out, at which time he returned to Vermilion Co., Illinois.
- Daryl Bruner
Added: Nov. 9, 2009
First wife was Lucretia Ann Underwood. Second wife was Helena Monroe. Third wife was Lida K.
Son of Henry and Mary (Morgan) Martin
Husband of Lida K. Martin....Achilles is listed in California State Roster Government and Military Records Riverside, Riverside County in 1899 and 1909. He has a Notary position. He is in 1900 and 1910 Census with wife...no children. His wife Lida born Oct. 1849 Kentucky. It looks like two pension files were filed one from Achilles and then one dated March 28, 1917 from Lida. He must have died between the 1910 Census and the 1917 pension file.
Died March 12, 1917, but another source states May 28, 1917.
Pending more research!
In 1861, at the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted for three years in the 25th Ill. Vol. Inf., Co. A, as private. He was in a number of the most severe battles fought during the war: Pea Ridge, Stone River, Chickasaw Mountain, siege of Atlanta and other engagements. He received a wound in the left arm. From private he rose to first sergeant, then to second lieutenant, and from thence to first lieutenant. In 1864 he was mustered out, at which time he returned to Vermilion Co., Illinois.
- Daryl Bruner
Added: Nov. 9, 2009
Son of Henry and Mary (Morgan) Martin
Husband of Lida K. Martin....Achilles is listed in California State Roster Government and Military Records Riverside, Riverside County in 1899 and 1909. He has a Notary position. He is in 1900 and 1910 Census with wife...no children. His wife Lida born Oct. 1849 Kentucky. It looks like two pension files were filed one from Achilles and then one dated March 28, 1917 from Lida. He must have died between the 1910 Census and the 1917 pension file.
Died March 12, 1917, but another source states May 28, 1917.
Pending more research!
In 1861, at the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted for three years in the 25th Ill. Vol. Inf., Co. A, as private. He was in a number of the most severe battles fought during the war: Pea Ridge, Stone River, Chickasaw Mountain, siege of Atlanta and other engagements. He received a wound in the left arm. From private he rose to first sergeant, then to second lieutenant, and from thence to first lieutenant. In 1864 he was mustered out, at which time he returned to Vermilion Co., Illinois.
- Daryl Bruner
Added: Nov. 9, 2009
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