1890 Federal Census for

Sawyer Co. WI

(Special Schedule - Surviving Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and Widows, etc.)

This is the Eleventh Census of the United States. Most of this census was destroyed by water damage when the original papers were under the threat of fire at the National Archives in 1921. Only a select few actual census records survived, along with the Special Schedule records, such as this one. This record is part of Supervisor's District #5 and is Enumeration District #248. The information is from Roll #M123-116, pages 639 through 642. Some of the handwriting was very difficult to read and may be cause for mistakes. Where there were no entries of information, an (n/l) notation was added, meaning "nothing listed".

'Persons who served in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States during the war of the rebellion [who are survivors], and widows of such persons in Hayward, County of Sawyer, State of Wisconsin, enumerated in June, 1890. -- John W. Jones, Enumerator'
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HOME/ FAMILY	NAME OF SURVIVING SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, WIDOWS	RANK	CO.	REG'T	ENLIST DATE	DISCHARGE DATE	LENGTH OF SERVICE	POST OFFICE ADDRESS	DISABILITY INCURRED	REMARKS
84 - 84	MISHLER Louis	Private	A	7th Wis Inf	18 Jul 1861	02 Jul 1865	4y	Hayward	Wounded in mouth at Bull Run, in leg in the Wilderness	(n/l)
39 - 40	SHUE Harry B	Private	D	186th Penn Inf	Feb 1863	Aug 1865	2y 6m	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
59 - 60	JONES John W	Private	G	4th Wis Cav	12 Jan 1864	28 Apr 1866	2y 3m 16d	Hayward	Rhumatism & heart disease	contracted in the Army
17 - 18	BEAL Henry	Private	F	6th Mass Inf	22 Apr 1861	21 Aug 1861	4m	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
7 - 8	MINOR D I	Cap	I	23rd US Col Inf	30 Dec 1864	30 Nov 1865	11m	Hayward	Rhumatism & Kidney disease	contracted in the Army
181 - 207	RAMSDELL DeWitt	Private & Private	I & B	65th O Inf & 15th Iowa Inf	06 Jun 1864 & 25 Oct 1864	15 Apr 1864 & 24 Jul 1865	3m 9d &(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
199 - 228	ROGERS Clayton O	Captain	B	50th Wis Inf	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
168 - 167	CHRISTIANSON Christ	Private & Private	I & F	6th Wis Inf & 6th WisInf	16 Jul 1861	15 Jul 1864	3y	Hayward	Wounded in head &neck very painful at times	(n/l)
132 - 144	BROWN S K	Corp	E	8th Me Inf	17 Sep 1861	07 Sep 1864	3y	Hayward	Crippledin right hand from wound in Army	Prisioner in Libby Prison
203 - 232	ADAMS James	Private	B	13th NY Inf	14 May 1861	18 Sep 1861	(n/l)	Hayward	Deafness caused while in Army - Injury of back & left ? hurt at BR	(n/l)
100 - 104	BUEL William D	Private	E	48th Wis Inf	01 Mar 1865	30 Dec 1865	10m	Hayward	Inflam.Rheumatism contracted in Army 1865	(n/l)
127 - 138	ALLEN B H	Private	F	142nd NY Vol	27 Aug 1862	01 Jan 1865	2y 4m 4d	Hayward	Wounded in left arm Battle of Fair Oaks Virginia	(n/l)

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HOME/ FAMILY	NAME OF SURVIVING SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, WIDOWS	RANK	CO,	REG'T	ENLIST. DATE	DISCHARGE DATE	LENGTH OF SERVICE	POST OFFICE ADDRESS	DISABILITY INCURRED	REMARKS
6 - 7	WRIGHT George (Navy)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
71 - 74	COE B T	Private	A	6th Mich Cav	28 Jul 1862	22 Apr 1864	(n/l)	Hayward	Rhumatism	Served in (unreadable) Dis Jun 1864. Transferred to US Navy 22 Apr 1864
71 - 74	CLEVELAND Jerry	Private		4th Mi Batt Art	09 Aug 1861	17 Sep 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	wounded left shoulder & deaf in left ear	incurred in Army
208 - 237	HOLBERT E H	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
16 - 17	THOMPSON T? J	Private	B	4th Minn Inf	01 Mar 1865	19 Jul 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	Ex. of term of Service
16 - 16	STONE? Fernando D	Private	E	1st W Inf	Apr 1861	Aug 1861	(n/l)	Hayward	Chronic Diarrhea incurred while in Army in 1862	Also have never recoveredfrom effects of (unreadable) contracted in Army. have been affected with Rhumatism contracted in Army and am so affected at present time.
16 - 16	STONE? Fernando D	Lt	F	1st W Inf	Sep 1861	Jul 1863	(n/l)	Hayward	(same as above)	(same as above)
35 - 36	STARKEY James R	Private	M	1st M R	Dec 1862	Dec 1863	(n/l)	Hayward	Kidney complaint and Vericocelle incured while in Army in 1863	(n/l)
35 - 36	STARKEY James R	Sgt	E	Hato?es Bat Cav	16 Aug 1864	01 May 1866	(n/l)	Hayward	(same as above)	(same as above)
38 - 39	VANNETT James	Private	K	5th W I	Feb 1864	Aug 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
38 - 39	CAMPBELL Daniel W	Private	B	5th NW Cav	21 Jul 1861	15 Aug 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	wound in left hip Antietam. Wounded in shoulder at Petersburg	(n/l)
126 - 129	AYERS Albert	Private	D	25th Wis I	23 Apr 1861	1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Rheumatism incurred while in Army	(n/l)
139 - 142	MOORE William C	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)

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HOME/ FAMILY	NAME OF SURVIVING SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, WIDOWS	RANK	CO.	REG'T	ENLIST. DATE	DISCH' DATE	LENGTH OF SERVICE	POST OFFICE ADDRESS	DISABILITY INCURRED	REMARKS
43 - 44	MORGAN John W	Private & Private	C & F	(unreadable) & 21st Wis I	11 Sep 1862 & 01 Feb 1863	31 Jan 1863 & Feb 1865	(n/l)	Bruce, Chippewa Co	wound in left knee & Rheumatism since '65	incurred while in service
68 - 69	PENDELLON James	(unreadable) Mate	?	Essex	1861	1864	(n/l)	Cameron, Barron Co	wounded in right shoulder incurred in Army	At times very painful
73 - 74	THORINGTON William	Private & Private	A & B	31st Mass I & 25th Ohio	1861 & Mar 1864	1865 & 1866	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)
75 - 76	RAYNOR Alfred	Private	B	16th Minn I	25 Aug 1864	5 Jun 1865	(n/l)	Wallace	Rheumatism incurred in Army	(n/l)
81 - 82	BISHOP James	Corp	A	22nd Minn I	Aug 1862	Aug 1863?	(n/l)	Hayward	Deafness, loss of sight and Rheumatism	wounded in (unreadable) at Fort Hudson June14, 1863. In curred in Army
88 - 90	MILLER George A	Private	B	157th NY I	Aug 1862	Jun? 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Rheumatism and Kidney disease incurred while in Army (unreadable)	Prisonerin Lilly Belle Isl '63
89 - 91	INGRAM Samuel D	Private	L	10th Mich Cav	1863	1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Rheumatismand Piles	Incurred in Army '64
89 - 91	HURLBERT George	Private	E	49th Wis I	02 Feb 1865	07 Sep 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Discharged on Disability	on Surgeons certificate
22 - 24	DRAKE Frederick	Private	E	160th NY Cav	Feb 1865	03 Jul 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
96 - 98	WICKWIRE? David	Private	I	11th Conn I	1861	Jan 1866	(n/l)	Chippewa Falls Wis	Deafness incurred '63	(n/l)
97 - 99	GARDINER Jeremiah	Private	A	2nd Wis Cav	Nov 1861	15 Dec 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Dyspepsia '63	In Andersonville Prison 22 months
97 - 99	CASSIDY Michael	Private	D	91st NY I	1865	1865	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
112 - 115	PERRY William	Private	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
136 - 139	PORTER Lorenzo D	Private	B	152nd NY Inf	1862	1865	(n/l)	Hayward	Rheumatism and Asthma	(n/l)

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HOME/ FAMILY	NAME OF SURVIVING SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, WIDOWS	RANK	CO.	REG'T	ENLIST DATE	DISCHARGE DATE	LENGTH OF SERVICE	POST OFFICE ADDRESS	DISABILITY INCURRED	REMARKS
159 - 169	NICHOLS Roscoe N	Private	B	171st Penn Drafted Mil	21 Oct 1862	07 Aug 1863	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
167 - 190	McCORMIC GeorgeW	Private & Corp	B? & B	Kans Bat L A & 8th NY H Art	07 Jul 1862 & 23 Sep 1864	Jun 1865 & 04 Jun 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	wounded in left ankle	at Holly Springs
0 - 0	SMITH Frank	Private	B	72nd NY Inf	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	Heart Dis & woundin Head	Bat. Wilderness - incurred in '62
199 - 220	FLAG Benj F.	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
41 - 42	COLE J H	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
82 - 85	SOWERS JamesW	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
36 - 37	HOBERT Orson B	Private	A	7th Wis Inf	Dec 1863	09 May 1864	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
36 - 37	SUTHERFORD Mary A - widow of John H Davis	Private	G	1st Wis Inf	28 Dec 1863	(n/l)	(n/l)	Hayward	Rheumatism	Contracted in Army 1864
181 - 207	LARABEE Sylvester	Private	H	2nd Minn H Art	14 Dec 1862	03 Sep 1865	(n/l)	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)
85 - 88	MARQUETTE W H	Private	A	14th NY H Art	19 Aug 1862	12 Jun 1865	2y 10m	Hayward	(n/l)	(n/l)

NOTE - The provision of the act of March 1, 1889, under which this special enumeration of survivors of the war of the rebellion is made, reads as follows:

That said Superintendent shall, under the authority of the Secretary of the Interior, cause to be taken on a special schedule of inquiry, according to such form as he may prescribe, the names, organizations, and length of service of those who had served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States in the war of the rebellion, and who are survivors at the time of said inquiry, and the widows of soldiers, sailors or marines.
The entries concerning each survivor or widow should be carefully and accurately made, so that the printed reports may contain only thoroughly trustworthy information.
Spaces are provided on this special schedule of fifty names or, more properly, terms of service. The spaces are numbered consecutively from 1 to 50, and cover the four pages comprised in each schedule. The inquiries made concerning each survivor or widow call for the repetition of the number of the house and family as returned on the general population schedule (No. 1), the name, rank, company, regiment or vessel, date of enlistment, date of discharge, and length of service (in years, months, and days) on the upper half of each page, and the post office address, disability incurred, and general remarks on the lower half of each page. The column headed "Remarks" is inteded to be used to cover any points not included in the foregoing inquiries, and which are necessary to a complete statement of a person's term of service in any one organization.
In the case of persons having served in more than one organization, use as many spaces as may be necessary to cover their various terms of service. In the case of widows of deceased solders, sailors or marines, make the entry of her name on the dotted line, as follows: "Mary J., widow of Brown, James H" filling out the record of his service during the war, and giving under "Post Office address" the present address of his widow.