Andrew J. Armstrong
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Calvary Civil War
possibly died of smallpox
This soldiers grave was reinterred at Jefferson Barraks Cemetery as an unknown soldier of the Civil War, after a flood in 1876 washed away the wooden markers of 470 soldiers graves at Arsenal/Quarantine Island Cemetery in St. Louis, MO, where he was previously buried.
∼This is probably Andrew J. Armstrong.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Cavalry
Most likely died of smallpox at the contagious disease hospital on Arsenal/Quarantine Island or one of the St. Louis Hospitals and was buried on Arsenal Island. After a flood in 1876 washed away all headboards and means of identification, was one of 470 soldiers reinterred at Jefferson Barracks as an Unknown Soldier.
Information taken from Vol. X, Roll of Honor and the National Park Service's Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Calvary Civil War
possibly died of smallpox
This soldiers grave was reinterred at Jefferson Barraks Cemetery as an unknown soldier of the Civil War, after a flood in 1876 washed away the wooden markers of 470 soldiers graves at Arsenal/Quarantine Island Cemetery in St. Louis, MO, where he was previously buried.
∼This is probably Andrew J. Armstrong.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Cavalry
Most likely died of smallpox at the contagious disease hospital on Arsenal/Quarantine Island or one of the St. Louis Hospitals and was buried on Arsenal Island. After a flood in 1876 washed away all headboards and means of identification, was one of 470 soldiers reinterred at Jefferson Barracks as an Unknown Soldier.
Information taken from Vol. X, Roll of Honor and the National Park Service's Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System.
Andrew J. Armstrong
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Calvary Civil War
possibly died of smallpox
This soldiers grave was reinterred at Jefferson Barraks Cemetery as an unknown soldier of the Civil War, after a flood in 1876 washed away the wooden markers of 470 soldiers graves at Arsenal/Quarantine Island Cemetery in St. Louis, MO, where he was previously buried.
∼This is probably Andrew J. Armstrong.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Cavalry
Most likely died of smallpox at the contagious disease hospital on Arsenal/Quarantine Island or one of the St. Louis Hospitals and was buried on Arsenal Island. After a flood in 1876 washed away all headboards and means of identification, was one of 470 soldiers reinterred at Jefferson Barracks as an Unknown Soldier.
Information taken from Vol. X, Roll of Honor and the National Park Service's Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Calvary Civil War
possibly died of smallpox
This soldiers grave was reinterred at Jefferson Barraks Cemetery as an unknown soldier of the Civil War, after a flood in 1876 washed away the wooden markers of 470 soldiers graves at Arsenal/Quarantine Island Cemetery in St. Louis, MO, where he was previously buried.
∼This is probably Andrew J. Armstrong.
Co. K, 2nd Kansas Cavalry
Most likely died of smallpox at the contagious disease hospital on Arsenal/Quarantine Island or one of the St. Louis Hospitals and was buried on Arsenal Island. After a flood in 1876 washed away all headboards and means of identification, was one of 470 soldiers reinterred at Jefferson Barracks as an Unknown Soldier.
Information taken from Vol. X, Roll of Honor and the National Park Service's Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System.
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