Index for Civil War (1861-1865)

96 documented veterans from the Arenzville community who answered the call.

Martin Fox

(1838 — 1893)

Mustered in 1862; mustered out at Bladensburg, MD, on 7 Jun 1865.

James B Fozzard

(1844 — 1864)

Enlisted 7 Aug 1862; died at Bridgeport, AL on 3 May 1864.

Herman Fricke

(1840 — 1908)

Enlisted Aug 1862; mustered out on 11 Jun 1865 at Camp Harker, TN

James D. Fry

(1835 — 1891)

He enlisted at Benton County, AR, on 1 Oct 1862 and served under the name “James Sinclair,” with a unit that operated in an area with a large number of Confederate sympathizers. (Arkansas, a secession state, had only recently come under Union control when he enlisted). Most of his duty during service was as a teamster with transports in northern Arkansas. The 1st AR Cav was organized at Cassville and Springfield, MO. Men were mustered in at Springfield, MO, on 7 Aug 1862 and mustered out 23 Aug 1865 at Fayetteville, AR.

James R. Ginder

(1846 — 1914)

Enlisted in Feb 1865 and mustered out at Pine Bluff, AR in Dec 1865

George W. Green

(1849 — 1908)

Entered service Mar 1865 and mustered out Dec 1865

William Jackson Green

(1844 — 1923)

Mustered out as Corporal; sick at Raleigh, NC since 29 Apr 1865. Mustered out 29 May 1865 at New York Harbor.

Robert W. Ham

(1847 — ?)

Mustered in late in the war to Co G, 34th IL, but is not shown in the roster in the regiment history. Mustered out at Louisville, KY (served 3 months)

August Hansmeier

(1844 — 1926)

Enlisted in 1862; severely wounded in the right foot which was amputated; imprisoned at Brice’s Crossroads, MS, on 10 Jun 1864; was exchanged and discharged with wounds on 20 Jun 1865.