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Database On-line, U S Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles.
Original Data: A compilation of military records of individual
soldiers who served in the US Civil War (including state rosters,
pension records, and regimental histories).
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18
Nov 2009. Acc001373 Ancestry.com Record Link - From DB: Name: Emanuel Warthan - Age at Enlistment: 26 - Enlistment Date: 27 Feb 1864 - Rank at Enlistment: Private - State Served: Minnesota Survived the War?: No Service record: Enlisted in on 27 Feb 1864. Mustered out on 08 Oct 1864. Birth Date: Abt 1838 Sources: Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars 1861-65 [Bk3290] |
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| S2 | Iowa State Census [#1], 1856. Obispo Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. Page 872. Dwelling 85, Family 85, W C Mitchell, and Dwelling 85, Family 85, Nicholas Wharthan. Database on-line “Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925”. Original Data: Microfilm of Iowa State Census … obtained from the State Historical Society of Iowa via Heritage Quest. www.ancestry.com , Accessed 18 Nov 2009. Acc001358 | Link |
| S3 | 1850
Federal Census, Licking Township, Blackford County, Indiana. Page 24 and 26. Page 24, Line 39,
Nicholas Warthan. Page 26, Line 1 and 2, Susah Warthan and May C Warthan.
Original Data: NARA, M432, Roll 136, Page 25B, Image 384.
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18
Nov 2009. Acc1363 Extract: Page 24: Nicholas Warthan: 65 yr old male - Occupation: Shoemaker - Value of real estate owned: 300 - Born Maryland. Henrietta Warthen: 39 yr old female - Born: Maryland. Emanuel Warthan: 14 yr old male - Born in Ohio. Benjamin Warthan: 12 yr old male, born in Ohio. Page 26: Susanah Warthan: 9 yr old female, born in Ohio. Mary C Warthan: 3 yr old female, born in Ohio |
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| S4 | 1860
Federal Census, New Hampton Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. Page
81. Dwelling 689, Family 593, Line 1, Nickolas Wathan [Warthan]. Original Data: NARA, M653.
www.ancestry.com , accessed 22 Nov 2009. Acc1382
Extract: Nickolas Warthan [Nicholas Warthan]: Surname misspelled on this form. Head of household - 74 yr old male, farmer, personal estate value is 100 - born in Maryland. Henrietta Wathan: 46 yr old female, born in Maryland. Emanuel Wathan: 23 yr old male, born in Ohio. Benjamin Warthan: 20 yr old male, born in Ohio. Susan Wathan: 18 yr old female, born in Ohio |
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| S5 | Military Record: Database Online: "American Civil War Regiments". 3rd Infantry Regiment Minnesota. www.ancestry.com , accessed 22 June 2011. Acc001834 | Doc0512.pdf |
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Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars, 1861-1865. St Paul Minn: Pioneer Press Company, 1891.
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Bk3290, p 189, 191 - Acc001372. Ph7689-001, 002.jpg -
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Extract: Page 189: Officers: Captains: Everett W Foster, John C Devereux, Lewis S Hancock (detail Info on each in image) First LT: Ezra B Eddy, Stephen Rhodes, Eben North, Second LT: Ezra T Champlin Page 191: Roster of Company G - "Warthan, Emanuel - Age 26 - Mustered In: Feb 27 '64 - Mustered Out: ------ Remarks: Died at his home in Iowa, Oct 8, '64" - Ancestry.com Image Link, page 191 |
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Database On-line, "Headstones Provided for Deceased
Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903". Original data: Card Records of
Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, ca.
1879-ca. 1903; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1845, 22
rolls); Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record
Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C..
www.ancestry.com , accessed 28
Feb 2014. Acc001367/ Doc2040.pdf Note: Headstone List - Second row, at right Extract: Warthan, Emanuel Pvt Co. G, Regt. 3 Minn. Inf. Cemetery: St. Ignatius City or Town: Lawler County and State: Chickasaw, Iowa Grave: - died Oct. 8 1864 by: W. H. & L: L. Gr?ss. ??? Mass. Contract dated: Nov 25 1884 |
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Database On-line, American Civil War Soldiers. Emanuel Warthan.
Original Data: A compilation of military records of individual
soldiers who served in the US Civil War (including state rosters,
pension records, and regimental histories).
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18 Nov 2009. Acc001371
Extract: Name: Emanuel Warthan - Enlistment Date: 27 Feb 1864 - Side Served: Union - State Served: Minnesota - Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 27 February 1864 at the age of 26. Enlisted on 27 Feb 1864. Died on 8 Oct 1864 - Sources: 11 |
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Database On-line, U S Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles.
Original Data: A compilation of military records of individual
soldiers who served in the US Civil War (including state rosters,
pension records, and regimental histories).
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18
Nov 2009. Acc001373 Extract: Name: Emanuel Warthan - Age at Enlistment: 26 - Enlistment Date: 27 Feb 1864 - Rank at Enlistment: Private - State Served: Minnesota - Survived the War?: No - Service record: Enlisted in on 27 Feb 1864. Mustered out on 08 Oct 1864. - Birth Date: Abt 1838 - Sources: Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars 1861-65 [Bk3290, Acc1372] |
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| S10 | Book,
Powers, J H. Historical And Reminiscences of Chickasaw County,
Iowa, 1894, pages 187. Bk3402.
Extract: "I was called to go out three miles to dress a wound on Emanuel Watham, an ox having stuck his horn under his lip, it coming out just under his eye. Here I made a mistake, for I commenced to sew at the top of the wound and , when I came to the dividing line on the lip it did not come out even, and when he got well there was a little notch on the line of his lip, but otherwise it got well all right." Note: I Received this data from Marjorie Haas ID0381 |
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| S11 | Database
On-line, Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files 1861-1934.
Henrietta Warthan, 30 July 1867. Original Data: NARA, T288.
www.ancestry.com ,
accessed 18 Nov 2009. Acc001368. Image: Ph7691.jpg
Extract: Soldier: Warthan, Emanuel - Mother: Warthan, Henriette M - Service: G 3 Minn Inf - 1881 July 16 Application No: 285.736 Certificate No: 207.598 |
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| S12 | Database Online.
"Iowa, Cemetery Records, 1662-1999" Original data: Works Project
Administration. Graves Registration Project. Washington, D.C.:
Gravestone Records of Chickasaw County, Iowa, Page 132.
www.ancestry.com, accessed 12 May 2013. Acc002656 -
Ancestry.com Record Link
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| S13 | Database on-line. U S
Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865. Original Data: National Park Service CWSS, 2007. Microfilm M546, Roll 10.
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18
Nov 2009. No Image. Acc0001370. Extract; Emanuel Warthan/ Warthon - Side: Union - Regiment: Minnesota 3rd Inf/Infantry - Company: G - Rank in: Private - Rank Out: Private - Film Number: M546, Roll 10 |
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| S14 | Iowa State Census [#2], 1856. Obispo Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. Page 872. Dwelling 84, Family 84, W C Mitchell, and Dwelling 85, Family 85, Nicholas Wharthan. Database on-line “Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925”. Original Data: Microfilm of Iowa State Census … obtained from the State Historical Society of Iowa via Heritage Quest. www.ancestry.com , Accessed 18 Nov 2009. Acc1359/ Ph7695.jpg. | Link |
| S15 | Database on-line: Civil
War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files 1861-1934.
Nicholas Warthan, 30 July 1867. Original Data: NARA, T288.
www.ancestry.com , accessed 18
Nov 2009. Acc001369. Image: Ph7690.jpg.
Extract: |
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States, NARA, US Adjutant-General's Office. Compiled Records Showing
Service of Military Units in Volunteer Union Organizations. Original
Record (Microfilm) NARA 594, roll 0090, Minnesota, First Infantry to
Third Infantry .
Front Page: , accessed 10 July 2010. Bk3406. Note: pages and links are from Archive.org, read-online images - Front Page - Page iii - Page 1889: Enrollment to 31 Dec 1861 - Belmont, Ky - Pages 1901, 1902: July & Aug 1863 - Dewalls Bluff, Ark - Pages 1903-1904: Sept 1863 to Feb 1864 1863 - Little Rock, ark - : March to June 1964 - Pine Bluff, Ark - "Next Roll on File, Oct 1864" - Page 1907: Sept to Dec 1864 - Dewalls Bluff, Ark. |
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Database on-line: " U S Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865".
Original Data: National Park Service CWSS, 2007. Microfilm M546,
Roll 10. www.ancestry.com, accessed 18 Nov 2009. No Image.
Acc001370.
Ancestry.com Record Link - From DB: Emanuel Warthan/ Warthon Side: Union Regiment: Minnesota 3rd Inf/Infantry Company: G Rank in: Private Rank Out: Private Film Number: M546, Roll 10 Note: Two different entries in the database - Both files contain the same information, the surname is spelled differently, but the same person. File one is "Warthan", File 2 is "Warthon" |
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| S18 | Database Online:
"Minnesota Civil War Soldiers" about Emanuel Pvt Warthan.
www.ancestry.com, accessed 27 Feb 2014.
Ancestry.com Record Link From DB: Surname: Warthan Given Name and Rank: Emanuel Pvt Age: 26 Induction Date: 27 Feb 1864 Regiment: G THIRD Birth Place: Ohio State of Residence: Minn Notes: DIED AT HIS HOME IN IOWA., 08/OCT/1864 |
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| S19 | Database Online:
"Minnesota, Civil War Records, 1861-1865" about Emanuel Warthan.
Original data: Minnesota Civil War Muster Rolls. St. Paul,
Minnesota: Minnesota Historical Society, page 6, Line 9.
www.ancestry.com, accessed 28 Feb 2014.
Ancestry.com Record Link From Image: Name: Emanuel Warthan Rank: Private Enlisted: Co G - Feb 27 1864 - at St Paul for 3 years Residence: Wabasha County, PO: New Albany Died: 8 Oct 1864 in Iowa From DB: Name: Emanuel Warthan Enlistment Date: 27 Feb 1864 Enlistment Location: St Paul Regiment: 3rd Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment |
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| S20 | Information about
Emanuel's Headstone: "I have transferred Emanuel to you, but I'd like to share some personal information on this particular headstone with you. My father moved down to that area of Iowa after divorcing my mother in the mid 1980s. He had extended family buried in that cemetery and one day while there, he came across Emanuel's headstone way off in the evergreens and completely hidden and nearly buried by weeds, bushes, and shrubbery. Upon seeing he was a veteran, he went to the cemetery caretaker at the time and told them it was shameful that this veteran's burial was not treated with more respect, and had them clear the area and make it part of the cemetery as a whole. Apparently Emanuel was originally buried "outside" the perimeter of the cemetery because those there at the time did not know if he was Catholic and it's a Catholic cemetery. Anyway, my father then put an American flag there every memorial day while he was alive. He also took the name and headstone information and went to the local library and asked them to do research. After my father passed away, I found the information the library had given him, and decided to create the memorial. I only used part of the information in the letter I had found. My father is buried in this same cemetery now, and every time we go down to Iowa to visit the cemetery, we ALWAYS bring extra flowers and an American flag for Emanuel's headstone - in memory and in honor of my father as well as Emanuel. PLEASE take good care of this memorial." Link Walter John Schmidt Find a Grave Page I am forever grateful to you for what you did for Emanuel and his memory. |
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| S21 | Military Records,
"U.S., American Civil War Regiments, 1861-1866" [database on-line].
Original data: Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston,
MA. www.ancestry.com, accessed 30 Apr 2016.
Ancestry.com Record Link - From DB: Regiment: 3rd Infantry Regiment Minnesota Date of Organization: 1 Oct 1861 Muster Date: 2 Sep 1865 Regiment State: Minnesota Regiment Type: Infantry Regiment Number: 3rd Officers Killed or Mortally Wounded: 0 Officers Died of Disease or Accident: 4 Enlisted Killed or Mortally Wounded: 17 Enlisted Died of Disease or Accident: 275 Battles: Fought on 13 Jul 1862 at Murfreesboro, TN. Fought on 18 Aug 1862 at New Ulm, MN. Fought on 23 Sep 1862 at Wood Lake, MN. Fought on 15 Jan 1863 at Murfreesboro, TN. Fought on 1 Apr 1864 at Fitzhugh's Woods, AR. Regiment History: MINNESOTA 3RD INFANTRY - Three Years Third Infantry. Cols., Henry C. Lester, Chauncey W. Griggs, Christopher C. Andrews, Hans Mattson; Lieut.-Cols., Benjamin F. Smith, Everett W. Foster, James B. Hoit; Majs., John A. Hadley, Benjamin F. Rice, William W. Webster. This regiment was organized during the summer and fall of 1861, and was mustered in Nov. 15. It left the state on the 17th for Louisville, where it went into camp. On Dec. 6, it left for Shepherdsville, where six companies were detailed to guard bridges, the other four being sent to Lebanon Junction for the same purpose. It was assigned to the 16th brigade, Army of the Ohio, went into camp near Nashville March 24, 1862, and on April 27, moved to Murfreesboro, from which place several expeditions were made. It was at Murfreesboro in July, supporting a battery, when Forrest's cavalry charged, and was finally surrendered to Forrest against the protests of most of the men in line. A camp guard of 20 men had repulsed four times that number in two assaults, but was finally overcome in a third charge led by Forrest in person. All the officers who advocated the surrender, including the colonel, were later dismissed from the service. Lieut.-Col. Griggs and Capts. Andrews and Hoit were the only officers present who voted against surrendering. Lieut. Vanstrum offered his ballot, but he arrived after the council was over. The regiment was sent to Madison, Ga., for three months, then to Libby prison, where it was paroled and sent to Nashville. An attempt was made to induce the men to break their parole, and they were criticized for surrendering. They resented the injustice, declined to break their parole, and were sent to Benton barracks. Co. C, commanded by Lieut. Grummons was at Shelbyville at the time of the surrender and was sent to Tullahoma. It returned to Murfreesboro, where it joined the 2nd Minn. infantry and was ordered to Fort Snelling in October. There it joined the regiment, which had been exchanged in August, and remained in Minnesota to aid in putting down the Indian raids. The regiment joined Gen. Sibley at Fort Ridgely in September, after a forced march from Fort Snelling, and in the expedition from the fort it was always in the advance. On the 23rd a small party left camp to get a load of potatoes from Yellow Medicine agency and it was attacked by a force of several hundred Indians about a mile from camp. The 3rd was on the ground in a few minutes and while falling back in order 250 men repulsed 700 Indians, then with reinforcements routed them in a bayonet charge. This came to be known as the battle of Wood Lake Camp was made at a point known later as Camp Release, and there the regiment remained in the field until Nov. 14, when it reported at Fort Snelling and was furloughed until Dec. 3. About 70 members who were home on sick leave marched on Sept. 11, to the relief of Fort Abercrombie reached there on the 23rd and participated in several skirmishes. They joined the command at Camp Release in October. The regiment was reorganized in December, Lieut.-Col. Griggs being made colonel; Capt. Andrews, lieutenant-colonel, and promotions were made from the ranks to fill the vacancies. This went far towards restoring the morale of the regiment, which had been affected by the unfortunate action at Murfreesboro. The ranks were soon recruited and on Jan. 23, 1863, the regiment left the state a second time, going to Cairo, Ill., and thence to Columbus Ky. In March, it moved to Fort Heiman and remained there some time to break up Confederate conscription. In May, it was ordered to Vicksburg and on June 8, reached Haynes' bluff, where it was made a part of Kimball's provisional division of the 16th corps. It took part in intrenching the place and on the 15th took position at Snyder's bluff, remaining there until the surrender. On July 23, it made part of a force for the campaign in Arkansas, and was assigned to the 2nd brigade, 2nd division. It moved to Helena, thence to Brownsville, on to Bayou Fourche, being present at the engagement there in September, and made part of the force that occupied Little Rock during the fall and winter, being selected as one of the two infantry regiments for "its efficiency and discipline." Reenlistment of most of the men under the veteran order followed, and the old members, three companies, were furloughed home in Jan., 1864. On April 1, a detachment of the regiment participated in a sharp conflict at Fitzhugh's woods, repelling a cavalry charge by a counter charge with bayonets. The regiment took part in the inauguration of Isaac Murphy first free-state governor of Arkansas, and then moved to Pine Bluff for the summer where it suffered much from malarial poison. Six companies were sent home on furlough in August, and in October, the regiment quartered at Devall's Bluff for winter, performing picket and scouting duty. It moved to Batesville, May 13, 1865, and on June 1, headquarters were established at Jacksonport. Cos. D and G were left at Batesville A and F were sent to Searcy, E and H to Augusta, and later C and I to Powhatan. On June 3, Confederate Gen. Jeff Thompson surrendered his command to Col. Mattson and the regiment was mustered out at Devall's Bluff Sept. 2, 1865. Gov. Isaac Murphy, the only man in the secession convention of Arkansas to vote "no," steadfast in his allegiance to the Union, and the state's first free soil governor, said of the men of the regiment: "They have proved ready for any undertaking and reliable in every emergency. Such men are an honor to the government. Their state may justly be proud of them." |
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