For
all researchers: Men of the
40th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Civil War Medal of Honor Recipient
Jacob Sanford. Rank and organization:
Private, 55th Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, MS, 22 May
1863. Entered service at Prairie City, IL. Birth: Fulton Co., IL. Date
of Issue: 2 September 1893. Citation: "Gallantry in the charge of the
"volunteer storming party."
HRIVC: Honor Roll Illinois Veterans Commission
JTAER: Capt. John T. Anderson's Enlistment Roll, 13 Aug 1862
Anderson T. Standerfer - Co. D, 6th Cav. Residence: McLeansboro. Pvt.; mus. January 9, 1862; re-enlisted as Veteran. HRIVC: Anderson Standifer; Civil War; Pvt. Co. H, 6 IL Cav.
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois:
Franklin County, Illinois:
William
Sandifer (Sandefur); Residence Franklin Co., IL. Enlisted on
September 26, 1962 as a Private. On November 4, 1862, he mustered into
"A" Co, IL 128th Infantry. He was transferred out on April 1,
1863. On April 1, 1863, he was transferred into "G" Co., IL 31st
Infantry. He was mustered out May 19, 1865. Source: Illinois: Roster
of Officers and Enlisted Men. [William spent some time at McDougal
Hospital in New York City, NY due to a gunshot wound to his right groin.]
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Shelby County, Illinois:
Standerfer, Andy - Co. H,
18th Infantry, Residence: Marrowbone; Pvt.; m.o. :Dec.16, 1865
Standerfer, James - Co. H,
18th Infantry, Residence: Marrowbone; Pvt.; m.o. :Dec.16, 1865
Standerfer, Job - Co. H, 18th
Infantry, Residence: Marrowbone; Pvt.; killed
Standerfer, William - Co.
H, 18th Infantry, Residence: Marrowbone; Pvt.; m.o. :Dec.16, 1865
Indiana -
Union
From: the Adjutant General of the State of
Indiana
Standiford,
Claudius, Private, 50th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers, Company F. Died of Typhoid Fever in 1862.
*died November 29, 1862 at Indianapolis, IN
Corpl Cornelius
Srandiford, mustered into 2/19/1862 Co., E, 53rd Infantry. Mustered
out on 7/21/1865 at Louisville, KY
Ephriam Standiford. Enlisted November
5, 1861 as a Private. On November 11, 1861 he mustered into "F"
Co., IN 50th Inf. He died (at home) on April 4, 1862.
Standiford, Noah C.
(also listed as Standaford/Stanford) - Private, Co. B, 66 Regiment, Indiana Infantry.
Pvt. James
Standiford, b. UKN; d. October 19, 1861, from IN; killed in action; b. Grafton
National Cemetery in Shepherdtowns, WVA. [Unit and Co. unknown]. *
Enlisted on June 19, 1861 as a Private. On June 19, 1861 he mustered into
"G" Co., IN 13th Inf. He died on October 19, 1861 at Huttonville,
VA.
James Standiford. Enlisted on June 19,
1861 as a Private. On June 19, 1861 he mustered into "I" Co., IN
13th Infantry. He was discharged for diability. Discharged 1861.
James A. Standiford. Enlisted on August
19, 1862 as a Sergeant. On August 19, 1862 he mustered into "F"
Co., IN 68th Inf. He was mustered out on June 20, 1865 at Nashville,
TN. Promoted to Corpl (Reduced).
James D. Standiford. Enlisted on
October 11, 1861 as a Private. On October 11, 1861 he mustered into
"E" Co., IN 38th Infantry.
James N. Standiford.
Enlisted October 12, 1864 as a Private. On 10/12/1864 he mustered as a
substitute into "E" Co., 53d Infantry. Muster out on July 21,
1865 at Louisville, KY
Joseph A. Standeford, residence Greencastle,
IN; enlisted on August 13, 1862 as a 1st Lieutenant. On August 18, 1862 he
was commissioned into "C" Co., IN 71st INF. He was transferred
out on February 23, 1863 at Indianapolis, IN. On February 23, 1863 he
transferred into "C" Co., IN 6th CAV. He resigned on October 21,
1864.
Joshua Standiford. Enlisted on August
19, 1861 as a Private. On August 19, 1861 he mustered into "H"
Co., IN 25th INF. He re-enlisted on February 29, 1864. He was
mustered out on July 17, 1865 at Indianapolis, IN. Intra Regimental
Company Transfers: *from Company H to Company D.
William Standeford. Residence Palmyra,
IN. Enlisted on August 19, 1862 as a Private. On August 19, 1862 he
mustered into "H" Co., IN 66th INF. He was mustered out on June
3, 1865 at Washington, DC.,
William Standerford. Enlisted on July
21, 1862 as a Private. On July 21, 1862 he mustered into "I"
Co., IN 76th INF. He was mustered out on August 20, 1862 at Indianapolis,
IN.
Kentucky - Union:
From the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky,
Legislature, of Kentucky, Frankfort, Kentucky Yeoman Office, 1866, 1867; Vol. I,
1861-1866; Vol. II, 1861-1866
Alexander Burgess Sandefur son of James, was born April 2, 1830, Henderson Co., KY. Pension File #SC258-536 state that he was enrolled in Company H, 17th Kentucky Volunteers under Colonel McHenry and Colonel Stout at Camp Calloway, Hartford, Kentucky on October 27, 1861. He was listed as a farmer, stout and able bodied, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, fair complexion, dark hair and blue eyes. He was seriously wounded, gunshot in right leg, February 15, 1862 at the battle of Fort Donaldson, TN. Promoted to Corporal, Co. H. in 1862; rejoined his company at Athens, AL in May 1862. Promoted to Sergeant, Co. H in December 7, 1862; then to Sergeant Major and finally to 1st Lieutenant Company G on September 17, 1864. He mustered out January 23, 1865 in Louisville, KY. (Vol. 1, p.940)
Charles D. Sandefur, son of John and Sarah Sandefur enlisted October 25, 1861, Co. F, 17th Kentucky Regiment, at Hartford, Kentucky for a period of 3 years. He died in the hospital in Athens, AL on July 10, 1862, with typhoid fever. (Vol. I, p. 966)
Edward Sandafer, Private, Co. D, 12th U. S. Colored Artillery (Heavy); mustered in July 25, 1864 at Camp Nelson, KY. (Vol. II, p. 154)
Francis Marion "Frank" Sandefur, son of James, was born in 1842. He was a Private in Company "H", 17th Kentucky Volunteers, Union Army. He was shot in the left hand and fingers at the Battle of Kenneswaw, GA furing the siege of Atlanta on May 27, 1864. (Mustered in January 4, 1862, Calhoun KY, for three years; discharged Juy 25, 1862 at Louisville, KY.) (Vol. I, p. 974)
Hugh R. Sandefur, son of James, mustered in January 4, 1862 (Company H, 17th Kentucky Volunteer) for three years. Discharged July 25, 1862 at Louisville, KY. (Vol. I, p. 974)
James W. Sandefur, son of John Sandefur, enrolled at Calhoun, KY, Company F, 17th KY Volunteers, October 25, 1861, mustered in January 4, 1862. Killed in action at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863.(Vol. I, p. 966)
John H. Sandefur, Private, enrolled Company B, 34th KY Volunteer Infantry August 2, 1863 for 3 years, mustered in September 10, 1863 at Louisville, KY; on detached duty at Barracks #1, Louisville, KY since May 13, 1864; no muster out date. (Vol. II, p. 320)
John M. Sandfur, Private, enrolled November 10, 1862, Camp Burnside, KY for 9 months, mustered in April 15, 1863, no muster out dates for this regiment. (Vol. I, p. 219)
John M. Sandifer, Privated, Enrolled Company F, 8th KY Volunteers August 5, 1862 for one year; mustered in September 8, 1862 Russellville, KY; mustered out October 1, 1862, Bolwing Green, KY. (Vol. I, p. 219)
Joseph W. Sandefur was born 1832 in Henderson Co., KY.Company H, 17th KY Volunteers, enrolled October 27, 1861, mustered in January 4, 1862, Calhoun, KY for three years; died June 16, 1862 in hospital at Corinth, MS of typhoid fever after the battle at Corinth. (Vol. 1, p. 974)
Pompey Sandifer, Private enrolled September 20, 1864 Owensboro, KY. He was a Negro. (Vol. II, p. 89)
Samuel A. Sandefur, born 1804, Henderson Co., KY, son of Bennett Sandefur, SR. Company B, 12th KY Volunteer Calvalry, enrolled August 8, 1862; mustered in November 17, 1862 Owensoboro, KY for three years; discharged January 28, 1865 at Louisville, KY for disability. (Vol. I, p. 306)
Samuel Hayes Sandefur, son of Samuel A. Sandefur, was born April 14, 1844 in Henderson Co., KY. He enrolled September 13, 1861, Company A, 17th KY Volunteer Infantry; transferred to Co. K; mustered out December 29, 1864, Louisville, KY. (Vol. II, pp.365-366)
William J. Sandfor, Corporal, enrolled Company A, 23rd Kentucky Volunteer Infantry on September 30, 1861, mustered in December 16, 1861 at Camp King, KY for 3 years, died Louiseville, KY March 5, 1862. (Vol. II, p. 124, #1)
William Sandfer enrolled December 26, 1861, Harrodsburg, KY for 3 years, mustered in January 2, 1862; mustered out January 26,1865 Louisville, KY. (Vol. II, p. 23)
Vol II, p. 859, Report Adj. General: Cromwell Home Guards of Ohio County,
KY, (organized June 1861 and performed duties for 7-8 months at different times.
No remarks beside these listed below:
#111, Private R. J.
Sandifer
#120, Private J. B. Sandefer
#121, Private W. H. Sandefer
#117, W. A. Sandefur
From A Brief Restrospect of the History of Maryland's Representatives in
the Army and Navy of the United States During the Great Civil War, A.D. 1861-1865, p.
814:
Isaac C. Standiford, Private, Date of enlistment or
Muster In: February 27, 1864 Date of Muster Out or discharge: June 24, 1865.
From: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of
Ohio
Abram
G. Standiford enlisted on February 4, 1864 as Private; age 18 years.
Residence not given. On February 4, 1864 he mustered into "B"
Co. OH 31st Infantry. He was Mustered Out on July 20, 1865.
Acquilla
Staniford, [Aquila Standiford] enlisted on October 19, 1861 as Private; age
47 years. On November 25, 1861 he mustered into "D" Co.; Ohio
4th Cavalry Intra Regimental Company Tranfers: *from Co. D to Co.
I. He was listed as : Paroled March 8, 1862 Nashville, TN; POW March 8,
1862 Nashville, TN (Paroled)..
From: Van Wet Co. Gen. Soc. Aquilla Standiford, b. November 18,
1815 KY; d. March 3, 1886 in
Harrison Twp.
of dropsy. Buried in the Wren Cemetery, Wren, OH. Next of Kin: G. W.
Standiford,
Wren,
OH. Civil War enlisted October 19, 1861 (Paroled). Roster says
"Staniford". Discharged March
8, 1862; Army
Private, Co. I, 4th Reg., OVI Cav. *Contributed
by Blaine Standiford
Aquilla
Standiford, enlisted as a Private on April 9, 1864. Residence not
given. On April 9, 1864 he mustered into "G" Co., OH 54th
Infantry. He died of wounds on August 24, 1864 at Division Hospital.
He was listed as: Wounded August 24, 1864 Atlanta, GA. (See below)
Elisha
Standiford, enlisted as a Private on May 2, 1864; age 44 years.
Residence not given. On May 8, 1864 he mustered into "B" Co., OH
135th Infantry. He was Mustered Out on May 3, 1865 at Columbus, OH.
He was listed as POW July 3, 1864 North Mountain, WV.
Elisha
Standiford, enlisted as a Private on October 7, 1862; age 43 years.
Residence not given. On October 7, 1862 he mustered into "B"
Co., OH 76th Infantry. He was Mustered Out on August 4, 1863 at Near Black
River, MS. (May be the E. E. Standiford listed below).
Elisha
E. Standiford, enlisted as a Private on September 10, 1861; age 18
years. Residence not given. On September 10, 1861 he mustered into
"D" Co. OH 17th Infantry. He died of wounds on August 9, 1864.
He was listed as "Wounded".
Elijah
H. Standiford, enlisted as a Private on August 26, 1864; age 26 years.
Residence not given. On September 26, 1864 he mustered into "A"
Co. OH 180th Infantry. He was Mustered Out on July 12, 1865 at Charlotte,
NC.
George
W. Standiford, enlisted on April 20, 1861 as Private; age 18 years.
Residence not given. On April 27, 1861 he mustered into "A" Co.,
OH 20th Infantry. He was Mustered Out on August 29, 1861.
G.
F. Standiford: From: Van Wet Co. Gen. Soc. G. F.
Standiford, b. 1843 KY; d. Wren, OH (no death date). Buried in Wren.
Next of Kin: G. W. Standiford, Wren, OH. Enlisted May 2, 1864; Discharged
August 27, 1864; Army Private, Co., C, 151st Regiment.*Contributed
by Blaine Standiford
Union Soldier - He Died At
His Post by J. W. Holman A soldier had fallen! "Tis well that we weep! O soft be his pillow, and peaceful his sleep! Far, far from his home, and the friends he loved most, He fell in the conflict, and died at his post. When brave ones were summoned their country to save, He hasted war's perils to share with the brave, And proudly he stood in the van of the host, And, like his Great Captain, he died at his post. No more shall earth's conflicts disturb his repose, He has gone where the weary are free from life's woes; There covered with glory, on Eden's bright coast, 'Twill be sweet to remember he died at his post. Farewell youthful soldier! We ne'er will forget, The life thou has offered, the death thou has met! Of thee may our nation in history boast; And tell the whole world, thou didst die at thy post. A soldier has fallen; but long shall remain The star-spangled flag which he died to sustain; For, sooner than let our loved country be lost, A nation of freemen will die at their post! |
Union Soldiers killed in the Civil War From: Roll of Honor, Civil War Soldiers
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From the History of Marshall
County, West Virginia by Scott Powell (1925):
Skelton
Standiford, Co. "L", 6th Regiment, WV Infantry, Discharged
William S. Standiford, Co. "B",
12th Regiment, WV Volunteers, Died
William Standiford, Co., "B",
12th Regiment, WV Volunteer Infantry, Missing
Benjamin Standiford, Co.
"C", 12th Regiment, WV Volunteer Infantry
Jacob Standiford, Co. "C",
12th Regiment, WV Volunteer Infantry
John J. Standiford, Co. "A",
17th Regiment, WV Infantry