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Civil War records, descriptive roll of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, found at kansasmemory.org George W. Phillips age 23, mustered in service August 1, 1862 as corporal in 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K. He was a single farmer, born in Riga, Monroe county, New York. He had hazel eyes, brown hair and a height of 5'5". His residence was Riley county, Kansas. The muster out roll from same source:
George W. Phillips of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, died on February 20, 1863 from wounds received February 19, 1863 in action with Livingston's Guerrillas. Buried at Fort Scott.
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Karla Davis Stevens - [email protected]
Civil War records, descriptive roll of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, found at kansasmemory.org George W. Phillips age 23, mustered in service August 1, 1862 as corporal in 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K. He was a single farmer, born in Riga, Monroe county, New York. He had hazel eyes, brown hair and a height of 5'5". His residence was Riley county, Kansas. The muster out roll from same source:
George W. Phillips of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, died on February 20, 1863 from wounds received February 19, 1863 in action with Livingston's Guerrillas. Buried at Fort Scott.
Contributor:
Karla Davis Stevens - [email protected]
PVT INFANTRY
Civil War records, descriptive roll of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, found at kansasmemory.org George W. Phillips age 23, mustered in service August 1, 1862 as corporal in 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K. He was a single farmer, born in Riga, Monroe county, New York. He had hazel eyes, brown hair and a height of 5'5". His residence was Riley county, Kansas. The muster out roll from same source:
George W. Phillips of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, died on February 20, 1863 from wounds received February 19, 1863 in action with Livingston's Guerrillas. Buried at Fort Scott.
Contributor:
Karla Davis Stevens - [email protected]
Civil War records, descriptive roll of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, found at kansasmemory.org George W. Phillips age 23, mustered in service August 1, 1862 as corporal in 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K. He was a single farmer, born in Riga, Monroe county, New York. He had hazel eyes, brown hair and a height of 5'5". His residence was Riley county, Kansas. The muster out roll from same source:
George W. Phillips of 9th Kansas Cavalry, company K, died on February 20, 1863 from wounds received February 19, 1863 in action with Livingston's Guerrillas. Buried at Fort Scott.
Contributor:
Karla Davis Stevens - [email protected]
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