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Addison, Thomas, Pvt., Co. A, 43rd Tennessee Infantry, age 18, mustered in and enlisted for 12 months October 19, 1861, at Hiwasssee Mines, sick in hospital from early January 1862, died at Hospital #3, Vicksburg, Miss. March 9, 1863, buried Potters Field grave no. 926, Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg City Cemetery.
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.. Here his name is spelled Addison. He enrolled 19 Oct 1861 at Hiwassee Mines, Tenn., with Capt. John Goodman's Company, Gillespie Regiment Volunteers. According to the card above, he was 18 years old and signed on for 12 months. Above, note the asterisk on "Gillespie's Regiment Volunteers." Below is that asterisked information from the card. |
.. Thomas Addison signed on 19 Oct 1861 and sometime during the Nov - Dec muster roll, he was already sick in the hospital. The faint note at the bottom of the card says that hiis name "appears in column of names present [but] cancelled." |
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On the Jan - Feb company muster roll, he was sick in the hospital at Vicksburg. His name "appears in column of names present [but] cancelled." |
By the next company muster roll, he has died in hospital. Death date is given as 9 Mar 1863.
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The record from Vicksburg's Fisher Funeral Home has this
information. "Adison, Thomas, 22 Mar 1863; Co. A 43 Ten.; Cowans House; Grave 926." The Sexton's record for the City Cemetery/Cedar Hill differs only in that it shows the place of death as Hospital #3, perhaps an error or another name for the Cowans House mentioned in the funeral home record.
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Thanks to George Martin for this compilation of
information on this soldier Thomas Adison. George is the great-great-grandnephew of Tennessee soldier Isaac Martin. |
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