Peter Louis Daigle is the name etched on the gravestone.
Private
Company G
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Union Army
CIVIL WAR
He was captured on 20 Apr 1864 and held at Andersonville Prison for over one year. He escaped Confederate custody on 8 May 1865. By order of the War Department, he was paid an extra 3 months' pay for the horrendous conditions he endured while in prison.
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Name on his birth record:
Peter Louis D'Egme Lallemande Daigle
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Parents: Etienne Daigle & Julie Brodeur
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He was a member of the Wisconsin Veterans Home on the 1910 Census. He died at the Waupaca County Asylum.
Private
Company G
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Union Army
CIVIL WAR
He was captured on 20 Apr 1864 and held at Andersonville Prison for over one year. He escaped Confederate custody on 8 May 1865. By order of the War Department, he was paid an extra 3 months' pay for the horrendous conditions he endured while in prison.
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Name on his birth record:
Peter Louis D'Egme Lallemande Daigle
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Parents: Etienne Daigle & Julie Brodeur
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He was a member of the Wisconsin Veterans Home on the 1910 Census. He died at the Waupaca County Asylum.
Peter Louis Daigle is the name etched on the gravestone.
Private
Company G
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Union Army
CIVIL WAR
He was captured on 20 Apr 1864 and held at Andersonville Prison for over one year. He escaped Confederate custody on 8 May 1865. By order of the War Department, he was paid an extra 3 months' pay for the horrendous conditions he endured while in prison.
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Name on his birth record:
Peter Louis D'Egme Lallemande Daigle
----------
Parents: Etienne Daigle & Julie Brodeur
----------
He was a member of the Wisconsin Veterans Home on the 1910 Census. He died at the Waupaca County Asylum.
Private
Company G
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Union Army
CIVIL WAR
He was captured on 20 Apr 1864 and held at Andersonville Prison for over one year. He escaped Confederate custody on 8 May 1865. By order of the War Department, he was paid an extra 3 months' pay for the horrendous conditions he endured while in prison.
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Name on his birth record:
Peter Louis D'Egme Lallemande Daigle
----------
Parents: Etienne Daigle & Julie Brodeur
----------
He was a member of the Wisconsin Veterans Home on the 1910 Census. He died at the Waupaca County Asylum.
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