Tillman Shupe was the son of John Jacob Shupe and Anna Brooks.
Tillman gave his residence as Center Point, Indiana when he enlisted on August 11, 1862 as a Private in Co I 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment. He died of wounds in the Battle of Peachtree Creek (north of Atlanta), and was originally buried close to the battlefield. He was re-interred at Marietta National Cemetery some time afterward. The 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment served in the 2nd Brigade of the Third Division of XX Corps - Army of the Cumberland under Major General Joseph Hooker.
(The family surname is found in various records as Shoop, Shoupe, Shup, and Shupe.)
Tillman gave his residence as Center Point, Indiana when he enlisted on August 11, 1862 as a Private in Co I 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment. He died of wounds in the Battle of Peachtree Creek (north of Atlanta), and was originally buried close to the battlefield. He was re-interred at Marietta National Cemetery some time afterward. The 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment served in the 2nd Brigade of the Third Division of XX Corps - Army of the Cumberland under Major General Joseph Hooker.
(The family surname is found in various records as Shoop, Shoupe, Shup, and Shupe.)
Tillman Shupe was the son of John Jacob Shupe and Anna Brooks.
Tillman gave his residence as Center Point, Indiana when he enlisted on August 11, 1862 as a Private in Co I 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment. He died of wounds in the Battle of Peachtree Creek (north of Atlanta), and was originally buried close to the battlefield. He was re-interred at Marietta National Cemetery some time afterward. The 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment served in the 2nd Brigade of the Third Division of XX Corps - Army of the Cumberland under Major General Joseph Hooker.
(The family surname is found in various records as Shoop, Shoupe, Shup, and Shupe.)
Tillman gave his residence as Center Point, Indiana when he enlisted on August 11, 1862 as a Private in Co I 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment. He died of wounds in the Battle of Peachtree Creek (north of Atlanta), and was originally buried close to the battlefield. He was re-interred at Marietta National Cemetery some time afterward. The 85th Indiana Infantry Regiment served in the 2nd Brigade of the Third Division of XX Corps - Army of the Cumberland under Major General Joseph Hooker.
(The family surname is found in various records as Shoop, Shoupe, Shup, and Shupe.)
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