Henry BARNEY, age 18 years, enrolled as a private in Capt. BILL's Co., 7th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry at Lodi, Columbia County, Wisconsin on 12 June 1861. He was wounded in the knee 1 July 1863 at Gettysburg, Pa.; spent some time in the hospital; returned to active duty and was captured, 19 October 1863, at the battle of Haymarket, Va.; he was imprisoned on Belle Island, Andersonville, and Florence, S.C.; and was paroled and discharged 28 March 1865. Military and Pension Records SC.246,505
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Henry Barney
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 7th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M559 roll 2
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Andersonville Prisoners of War
Surname: Henry C. Barney
Rank: PRIVATE
Company: A
Regiment: 7
State: WI
Arm of Service: INFANTRY
Released Feb.26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. FERRY, N.C.
Reference: p 540 [414]
Location of Capture: HAYMARKET, VA
Date of Capture: 19 Oct 1863
Notes: BARNES
More Information: YES
Code: 43006
______________________________
See Henry Barney's Civil War letters at:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2075798&id=1600028911&l=d07844a873
(copy and paste the link into your browser.)
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On 15 August 1882, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 42, of Polk Co., Wisconsin made a declaration for a Civil War Pension and described his injuries and imprisonment at Andersonville prison during the Civil War. See Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 13 Sept. 1890, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 47, a resident of Mulhall, Logan Co., Oklahoma made declaration for a pension. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 15 January 1898, Henry C. Barney declared that his wife's full name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE BARNEY and that her maiden name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE; that they were married 28 August 1880 at Eagleville, Mo.; that he was previously married to Mary Ann PASCO who died 3 July 1872 at Clarence, Missouri; that he had one living child, Lillie BARNEY, born 3 May 1881, and one adopted child, Fanny May BARNEY, twenty years old. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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HENRY C. BARNEY – A short biography of Henry Barney, writer of the Civil War letters and his mother, Mary Ann (TRACY) Hill, recipient of the letters. Henry C. Barney, born 29 Jun 1844 Crawford Co., PA, died 17 Mar 1910, Seligman Barry Co., MO; was the second son of six children of John H. Barney (1819-1856) and his wife, Mary Ann (Tracy) Barney (1825-1911) who were married 14 Apr 1842 at Vernon Twp., Crawford Co., PA..
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Paul Johnson, Tech. Director at Three Lakes, WI Center for the Arts shares the following from military records:
"HENRY C. BARNEY, Born: June 29th 1844, Crawford Co.,Penn. - Died: Mar 17, 1910, Seligman Barry Co., Mo Eyes: grey Hair: light Complexion: light Height 5'10" Occupation: farmer Residence at time of enlistment: Lodi, Columbia, Wis. Age at enlistment 18 Enlisted: June 12, 1861 as a Private - Mustered Out: March 28, 1865 WND: July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg, Penn - POW: October 19, 1863 at Haymarket, Va. POW: Survived Andersonville POW Camp - Released Feb. 26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. Ferry N.Car. Originally buried: Forest Cemetery, Seligman, Mo. Re-interred: IOOF Cemetery, Dalles, Wasco, Ore.
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For his letters to his mother prior to and shortly after the Battle of Gettysburg see: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=bill.decoursey&set=a.10207556918913310&__cft__[0]=AZXWfo3awDotDHqbkkTdhlxWwS5ZGg8Rpij9m1-WVMCCtliTwcdritO2is52X2DNLHkTFS3oxIezTPEKmDhom1VchdXS7yCSgYT-XUeM3L-nfu2Ob8xBAlxn-UcSbrM8qugkHXtxLR_z8BETsqeEBUANdtsSTuvtqrINe_WLtRturCs04kFZ66vSKRyRKBDU1HA&__tn__=R*F
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Henry Barney
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 7th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M559 roll 2
_____________________________
Andersonville Prisoners of War
Surname: Henry C. Barney
Rank: PRIVATE
Company: A
Regiment: 7
State: WI
Arm of Service: INFANTRY
Released Feb.26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. FERRY, N.C.
Reference: p 540 [414]
Location of Capture: HAYMARKET, VA
Date of Capture: 19 Oct 1863
Notes: BARNES
More Information: YES
Code: 43006
______________________________
See Henry Barney's Civil War letters at:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2075798&id=1600028911&l=d07844a873
(copy and paste the link into your browser.)
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On 15 August 1882, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 42, of Polk Co., Wisconsin made a declaration for a Civil War Pension and described his injuries and imprisonment at Andersonville prison during the Civil War. See Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 13 Sept. 1890, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 47, a resident of Mulhall, Logan Co., Oklahoma made declaration for a pension. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 15 January 1898, Henry C. Barney declared that his wife's full name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE BARNEY and that her maiden name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE; that they were married 28 August 1880 at Eagleville, Mo.; that he was previously married to Mary Ann PASCO who died 3 July 1872 at Clarence, Missouri; that he had one living child, Lillie BARNEY, born 3 May 1881, and one adopted child, Fanny May BARNEY, twenty years old. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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HENRY C. BARNEY – A short biography of Henry Barney, writer of the Civil War letters and his mother, Mary Ann (TRACY) Hill, recipient of the letters. Henry C. Barney, born 29 Jun 1844 Crawford Co., PA, died 17 Mar 1910, Seligman Barry Co., MO; was the second son of six children of John H. Barney (1819-1856) and his wife, Mary Ann (Tracy) Barney (1825-1911) who were married 14 Apr 1842 at Vernon Twp., Crawford Co., PA..
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Paul Johnson, Tech. Director at Three Lakes, WI Center for the Arts shares the following from military records:
"HENRY C. BARNEY, Born: June 29th 1844, Crawford Co.,Penn. - Died: Mar 17, 1910, Seligman Barry Co., Mo Eyes: grey Hair: light Complexion: light Height 5'10" Occupation: farmer Residence at time of enlistment: Lodi, Columbia, Wis. Age at enlistment 18 Enlisted: June 12, 1861 as a Private - Mustered Out: March 28, 1865 WND: July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg, Penn - POW: October 19, 1863 at Haymarket, Va. POW: Survived Andersonville POW Camp - Released Feb. 26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. Ferry N.Car. Originally buried: Forest Cemetery, Seligman, Mo. Re-interred: IOOF Cemetery, Dalles, Wasco, Ore.
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For his letters to his mother prior to and shortly after the Battle of Gettysburg see: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=bill.decoursey&set=a.10207556918913310&__cft__[0]=AZXWfo3awDotDHqbkkTdhlxWwS5ZGg8Rpij9m1-WVMCCtliTwcdritO2is52X2DNLHkTFS3oxIezTPEKmDhom1VchdXS7yCSgYT-XUeM3L-nfu2Ob8xBAlxn-UcSbrM8qugkHXtxLR_z8BETsqeEBUANdtsSTuvtqrINe_WLtRturCs04kFZ66vSKRyRKBDU1HA&__tn__=R*F
Henry BARNEY, age 18 years, enrolled as a private in Capt. BILL's Co., 7th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry at Lodi, Columbia County, Wisconsin on 12 June 1861. He was wounded in the knee 1 July 1863 at Gettysburg, Pa.; spent some time in the hospital; returned to active duty and was captured, 19 October 1863, at the battle of Haymarket, Va.; he was imprisoned on Belle Island, Andersonville, and Florence, S.C.; and was paroled and discharged 28 March 1865. Military and Pension Records SC.246,505
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Henry Barney
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 7th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M559 roll 2
_____________________________
Andersonville Prisoners of War
Surname: Henry C. Barney
Rank: PRIVATE
Company: A
Regiment: 7
State: WI
Arm of Service: INFANTRY
Released Feb.26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. FERRY, N.C.
Reference: p 540 [414]
Location of Capture: HAYMARKET, VA
Date of Capture: 19 Oct 1863
Notes: BARNES
More Information: YES
Code: 43006
______________________________
See Henry Barney's Civil War letters at:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2075798&id=1600028911&l=d07844a873
(copy and paste the link into your browser.)
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On 15 August 1882, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 42, of Polk Co., Wisconsin made a declaration for a Civil War Pension and described his injuries and imprisonment at Andersonville prison during the Civil War. See Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 13 Sept. 1890, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 47, a resident of Mulhall, Logan Co., Oklahoma made declaration for a pension. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 15 January 1898, Henry C. Barney declared that his wife's full name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE BARNEY and that her maiden name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE; that they were married 28 August 1880 at Eagleville, Mo.; that he was previously married to Mary Ann PASCO who died 3 July 1872 at Clarence, Missouri; that he had one living child, Lillie BARNEY, born 3 May 1881, and one adopted child, Fanny May BARNEY, twenty years old. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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HENRY C. BARNEY – A short biography of Henry Barney, writer of the Civil War letters and his mother, Mary Ann (TRACY) Hill, recipient of the letters. Henry C. Barney, born 29 Jun 1844 Crawford Co., PA, died 17 Mar 1910, Seligman Barry Co., MO; was the second son of six children of John H. Barney (1819-1856) and his wife, Mary Ann (Tracy) Barney (1825-1911) who were married 14 Apr 1842 at Vernon Twp., Crawford Co., PA..
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Paul Johnson, Tech. Director at Three Lakes, WI Center for the Arts shares the following from military records:
"HENRY C. BARNEY, Born: June 29th 1844, Crawford Co.,Penn. - Died: Mar 17, 1910, Seligman Barry Co., Mo Eyes: grey Hair: light Complexion: light Height 5'10" Occupation: farmer Residence at time of enlistment: Lodi, Columbia, Wis. Age at enlistment 18 Enlisted: June 12, 1861 as a Private - Mustered Out: March 28, 1865 WND: July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg, Penn - POW: October 19, 1863 at Haymarket, Va. POW: Survived Andersonville POW Camp - Released Feb. 26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. Ferry N.Car. Originally buried: Forest Cemetery, Seligman, Mo. Re-interred: IOOF Cemetery, Dalles, Wasco, Ore.
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For his letters to his mother prior to and shortly after the Battle of Gettysburg see: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=bill.decoursey&set=a.10207556918913310&__cft__[0]=AZXWfo3awDotDHqbkkTdhlxWwS5ZGg8Rpij9m1-WVMCCtliTwcdritO2is52X2DNLHkTFS3oxIezTPEKmDhom1VchdXS7yCSgYT-XUeM3L-nfu2Ob8xBAlxn-UcSbrM8qugkHXtxLR_z8BETsqeEBUANdtsSTuvtqrINe_WLtRturCs04kFZ66vSKRyRKBDU1HA&__tn__=R*F
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Henry Barney
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 7th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M559 roll 2
_____________________________
Andersonville Prisoners of War
Surname: Henry C. Barney
Rank: PRIVATE
Company: A
Regiment: 7
State: WI
Arm of Service: INFANTRY
Released Feb.26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. FERRY, N.C.
Reference: p 540 [414]
Location of Capture: HAYMARKET, VA
Date of Capture: 19 Oct 1863
Notes: BARNES
More Information: YES
Code: 43006
______________________________
See Henry Barney's Civil War letters at:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2075798&id=1600028911&l=d07844a873
(copy and paste the link into your browser.)
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On 15 August 1882, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 42, of Polk Co., Wisconsin made a declaration for a Civil War Pension and described his injuries and imprisonment at Andersonville prison during the Civil War. See Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 13 Sept. 1890, Henry C. BARNEY, aged 47, a resident of Mulhall, Logan Co., Oklahoma made declaration for a pension. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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On 15 January 1898, Henry C. Barney declared that his wife's full name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE BARNEY and that her maiden name was Mary KIRKEBRIDE; that they were married 28 August 1880 at Eagleville, Mo.; that he was previously married to Mary Ann PASCO who died 3 July 1872 at Clarence, Missouri; that he had one living child, Lillie BARNEY, born 3 May 1881, and one adopted child, Fanny May BARNEY, twenty years old. Pension Records SC.246,505.
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HENRY C. BARNEY – A short biography of Henry Barney, writer of the Civil War letters and his mother, Mary Ann (TRACY) Hill, recipient of the letters. Henry C. Barney, born 29 Jun 1844 Crawford Co., PA, died 17 Mar 1910, Seligman Barry Co., MO; was the second son of six children of John H. Barney (1819-1856) and his wife, Mary Ann (Tracy) Barney (1825-1911) who were married 14 Apr 1842 at Vernon Twp., Crawford Co., PA..
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Paul Johnson, Tech. Director at Three Lakes, WI Center for the Arts shares the following from military records:
"HENRY C. BARNEY, Born: June 29th 1844, Crawford Co.,Penn. - Died: Mar 17, 1910, Seligman Barry Co., Mo Eyes: grey Hair: light Complexion: light Height 5'10" Occupation: farmer Residence at time of enlistment: Lodi, Columbia, Wis. Age at enlistment 18 Enlisted: June 12, 1861 as a Private - Mustered Out: March 28, 1865 WND: July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg, Penn - POW: October 19, 1863 at Haymarket, Va. POW: Survived Andersonville POW Camp - Released Feb. 26, 1865 Exchanged N.E. Ferry N.Car. Originally buried: Forest Cemetery, Seligman, Mo. Re-interred: IOOF Cemetery, Dalles, Wasco, Ore.
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For his letters to his mother prior to and shortly after the Battle of Gettysburg see: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=bill.decoursey&set=a.10207556918913310&__cft__[0]=AZXWfo3awDotDHqbkkTdhlxWwS5ZGg8Rpij9m1-WVMCCtliTwcdritO2is52X2DNLHkTFS3oxIezTPEKmDhom1VchdXS7yCSgYT-XUeM3L-nfu2Ob8xBAlxn-UcSbrM8qugkHXtxLR_z8BETsqeEBUANdtsSTuvtqrINe_WLtRturCs04kFZ66vSKRyRKBDU1HA&__tn__=R*F
