Civil War service:
Residence Sallsbury IL
Enlisted on 8/13/1862 as a Sergeant.
Mustered in: 9/18/1862 "B" Co. IL 114th Infantry
Mustered out: 8/3/1865 at Vicksburg, MS
Mr. Batterton was at one time a prisoner in Andersonville prison during the Civil War. He died at the Old Soldiers' & Sailors' Home in Quincy, IL, at the age of 89 years old. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. C. S. Batterton; sons Abraham L. and Alexander M. Batterton; daughters Miss Minnie Batterton, Mrs. G. L. Watson, Mrs. Martin Strand, and Mrs. J. C. Mote; five sisters, Mrs. Amy Wells, Mrs. Mildred Pelham, Mrs. Tilford Miller, Mrs. Charlotte Akers and Mrs. William Batterton.
Residence Sallsbury IL
Enlisted on 8/13/1862 as a Sergeant.
Mustered in: 9/18/1862 "B" Co. IL 114th Infantry
Mustered out: 8/3/1865 at Vicksburg, MS
Mr. Batterton was at one time a prisoner in Andersonville prison during the Civil War. He died at the Old Soldiers' & Sailors' Home in Quincy, IL, at the age of 89 years old. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. C. S. Batterton; sons Abraham L. and Alexander M. Batterton; daughters Miss Minnie Batterton, Mrs. G. L. Watson, Mrs. Martin Strand, and Mrs. J. C. Mote; five sisters, Mrs. Amy Wells, Mrs. Mildred Pelham, Mrs. Tilford Miller, Mrs. Charlotte Akers and Mrs. William Batterton.
Civil War service:
Residence Sallsbury IL
Enlisted on 8/13/1862 as a Sergeant.
Mustered in: 9/18/1862 "B" Co. IL 114th Infantry
Mustered out: 8/3/1865 at Vicksburg, MS
Mr. Batterton was at one time a prisoner in Andersonville prison during the Civil War. He died at the Old Soldiers' & Sailors' Home in Quincy, IL, at the age of 89 years old. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. C. S. Batterton; sons Abraham L. and Alexander M. Batterton; daughters Miss Minnie Batterton, Mrs. G. L. Watson, Mrs. Martin Strand, and Mrs. J. C. Mote; five sisters, Mrs. Amy Wells, Mrs. Mildred Pelham, Mrs. Tilford Miller, Mrs. Charlotte Akers and Mrs. William Batterton.
Residence Sallsbury IL
Enlisted on 8/13/1862 as a Sergeant.
Mustered in: 9/18/1862 "B" Co. IL 114th Infantry
Mustered out: 8/3/1865 at Vicksburg, MS
Mr. Batterton was at one time a prisoner in Andersonville prison during the Civil War. He died at the Old Soldiers' & Sailors' Home in Quincy, IL, at the age of 89 years old. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. C. S. Batterton; sons Abraham L. and Alexander M. Batterton; daughters Miss Minnie Batterton, Mrs. G. L. Watson, Mrs. Martin Strand, and Mrs. J. C. Mote; five sisters, Mrs. Amy Wells, Mrs. Mildred Pelham, Mrs. Tilford Miller, Mrs. Charlotte Akers and Mrs. William Batterton.
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