Served in Co. C, 8th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry
Austin Martin enlisted on August 5, 1862; died in the General Hospital. He was buried in Area O of the hospital cemetery:
"Name and number of person interred -
Austin Martin 167. Number and locality of the grave: Hospital Cemetery, Frederick, Maryland, 31. Hospital number of the deceased: 5043. Cause of death: Vulnus Sclopeticum. Translated, this means: "Relating to a wound caused by a gunshot wound".
His remains were exhumed and reinterred on an unknown date.
Austin Martin enlisted on August 5, 1862; died in the General Hospital. He was buried in Area O of the hospital cemetery:
"Name and number of person interred -
Austin Martin 167. Number and locality of the grave: Hospital Cemetery, Frederick, Maryland, 31. Hospital number of the deceased: 5043. Cause of death: Vulnus Sclopeticum. Translated, this means: "Relating to a wound caused by a gunshot wound".
His remains were exhumed and reinterred on an unknown date.
Served in Co. C, 8th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry
Austin Martin enlisted on August 5, 1862; died in the General Hospital. He was buried in Area O of the hospital cemetery:
"Name and number of person interred -
Austin Martin 167. Number and locality of the grave: Hospital Cemetery, Frederick, Maryland, 31. Hospital number of the deceased: 5043. Cause of death: Vulnus Sclopeticum. Translated, this means: "Relating to a wound caused by a gunshot wound".
His remains were exhumed and reinterred on an unknown date.
Austin Martin enlisted on August 5, 1862; died in the General Hospital. He was buried in Area O of the hospital cemetery:
"Name and number of person interred -
Austin Martin 167. Number and locality of the grave: Hospital Cemetery, Frederick, Maryland, 31. Hospital number of the deceased: 5043. Cause of death: Vulnus Sclopeticum. Translated, this means: "Relating to a wound caused by a gunshot wound".
His remains were exhumed and reinterred on an unknown date.
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