C. E. Jackins, age 21 years and a Clerk, was enumerated at Hennepin County, Minneapolis, September 21, 1857. Charles E. Jackins, age 24 years and a Lumberman, was enumerated at Calaveras County, California, June 14, 1860.
Charles E. Jackins was enlisted by Captain Micajah Green Lewis at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, California, September 27 and was mustered into Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, California Volunteers, October 4, 1861. At his enlistment Charles stated that he was born at Chester, Maine, and he was 25 years old and by occupation he was a Lumberman. His enlistment contract described him as being 5 feet 8½ inches, with Fair complexion, Blue eyes and Light hair. Private Jackins was promoted First Corporal November 30, 1861, and promoted Sergeant March 19, 1862. During June he was on duty on the Mail Line and during July and August, 1863, he was on duty at Ham’s Fork of the Green River. Sergeant Jackins was reenlisted by Captain William M. Johns for a one year term as a Veteran Volunteer at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory, September 25 and was mustered in by First Lieutenant Stephen Everett Jocelyn October 5, 1864. Surgeon Robert King Reid was the was the Examining Surgeon of Sergeant Jackins at his reenlistment. Sergeant Jackins was transferred from Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, to Company B, Third Battalion of Infantry, California Volunteers, November 1, 1864. The Company Muster Rolls dated from May to October, 1865, report him as First Sergeant. First Sergeant Jackins was mustered out near Denver, Colorado Territory, October 4, 1865. (Jackins Compiled Military Service Record, NARA; Orton, pp. 535, 585)
Charles E. Jackins, age 44 years, who “keeps Tin Shop,”, was enumerated at Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon, in June, 1880.
Charles E. Jackins was enumerated at Clatsop County in 1890.
Charles filed from Oregon for a Civil War veteran's pension May 6, 1905, and received application No. 1,335,503 and certificate No. 1,111,119.
Charles E. Jackins was enlisted by Captain Micajah Green Lewis at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, California, September 27 and was mustered into Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, California Volunteers, October 4, 1861. At his enlistment Charles stated that he was born at Chester, Maine, and he was 25 years old and by occupation he was a Lumberman. His enlistment contract described him as being 5 feet 8½ inches, with Fair complexion, Blue eyes and Light hair. Private Jackins was promoted First Corporal November 30, 1861, and promoted Sergeant March 19, 1862. During June he was on duty on the Mail Line and during July and August, 1863, he was on duty at Ham’s Fork of the Green River. Sergeant Jackins was reenlisted by Captain William M. Johns for a one year term as a Veteran Volunteer at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory, September 25 and was mustered in by First Lieutenant Stephen Everett Jocelyn October 5, 1864. Surgeon Robert King Reid was the was the Examining Surgeon of Sergeant Jackins at his reenlistment. Sergeant Jackins was transferred from Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, to Company B, Third Battalion of Infantry, California Volunteers, November 1, 1864. The Company Muster Rolls dated from May to October, 1865, report him as First Sergeant. First Sergeant Jackins was mustered out near Denver, Colorado Territory, October 4, 1865. (Jackins Compiled Military Service Record, NARA; Orton, pp. 535, 585)
Charles E. Jackins, age 44 years, who “keeps Tin Shop,”, was enumerated at Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon, in June, 1880.
Charles E. Jackins was enumerated at Clatsop County in 1890.
Charles filed from Oregon for a Civil War veteran's pension May 6, 1905, and received application No. 1,335,503 and certificate No. 1,111,119.
C. E. Jackins, age 21 years and a Clerk, was enumerated at Hennepin County, Minneapolis, September 21, 1857. Charles E. Jackins, age 24 years and a Lumberman, was enumerated at Calaveras County, California, June 14, 1860.
Charles E. Jackins was enlisted by Captain Micajah Green Lewis at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, California, September 27 and was mustered into Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, California Volunteers, October 4, 1861. At his enlistment Charles stated that he was born at Chester, Maine, and he was 25 years old and by occupation he was a Lumberman. His enlistment contract described him as being 5 feet 8½ inches, with Fair complexion, Blue eyes and Light hair. Private Jackins was promoted First Corporal November 30, 1861, and promoted Sergeant March 19, 1862. During June he was on duty on the Mail Line and during July and August, 1863, he was on duty at Ham’s Fork of the Green River. Sergeant Jackins was reenlisted by Captain William M. Johns for a one year term as a Veteran Volunteer at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory, September 25 and was mustered in by First Lieutenant Stephen Everett Jocelyn October 5, 1864. Surgeon Robert King Reid was the was the Examining Surgeon of Sergeant Jackins at his reenlistment. Sergeant Jackins was transferred from Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, to Company B, Third Battalion of Infantry, California Volunteers, November 1, 1864. The Company Muster Rolls dated from May to October, 1865, report him as First Sergeant. First Sergeant Jackins was mustered out near Denver, Colorado Territory, October 4, 1865. (Jackins Compiled Military Service Record, NARA; Orton, pp. 535, 585)
Charles E. Jackins, age 44 years, who “keeps Tin Shop,”, was enumerated at Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon, in June, 1880.
Charles E. Jackins was enumerated at Clatsop County in 1890.
Charles filed from Oregon for a Civil War veteran's pension May 6, 1905, and received application No. 1,335,503 and certificate No. 1,111,119.
Charles E. Jackins was enlisted by Captain Micajah Green Lewis at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, California, September 27 and was mustered into Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, California Volunteers, October 4, 1861. At his enlistment Charles stated that he was born at Chester, Maine, and he was 25 years old and by occupation he was a Lumberman. His enlistment contract described him as being 5 feet 8½ inches, with Fair complexion, Blue eyes and Light hair. Private Jackins was promoted First Corporal November 30, 1861, and promoted Sergeant March 19, 1862. During June he was on duty on the Mail Line and during July and August, 1863, he was on duty at Ham’s Fork of the Green River. Sergeant Jackins was reenlisted by Captain William M. Johns for a one year term as a Veteran Volunteer at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory, September 25 and was mustered in by First Lieutenant Stephen Everett Jocelyn October 5, 1864. Surgeon Robert King Reid was the was the Examining Surgeon of Sergeant Jackins at his reenlistment. Sergeant Jackins was transferred from Company I, Third Regiment of Infantry, to Company B, Third Battalion of Infantry, California Volunteers, November 1, 1864. The Company Muster Rolls dated from May to October, 1865, report him as First Sergeant. First Sergeant Jackins was mustered out near Denver, Colorado Territory, October 4, 1865. (Jackins Compiled Military Service Record, NARA; Orton, pp. 535, 585)
Charles E. Jackins, age 44 years, who “keeps Tin Shop,”, was enumerated at Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon, in June, 1880.
Charles E. Jackins was enumerated at Clatsop County in 1890.
Charles filed from Oregon for a Civil War veteran's pension May 6, 1905, and received application No. 1,335,503 and certificate No. 1,111,119.
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