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Pvt J. Thomas Bellar

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Pvt J. Thomas Bellar Veteran

Birth
Death
5 Sep 1862
Cook County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Plot
Confederate Mound
Memorial ID
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His name appears on list of soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or diseases Died 5 September 1862 Camp Douglas, Ill. Born Alabama

Admitted to Post Hospital, Camp Douglas, IL 14 Aug 1862, died 5 Sept 1862

NOTE: A big thank you to Contributor # 47844023 for adding records and also edits; middle name, death location and Inscription field.

Since the surname is spelled differently on each record and on the monument, I am going to leave it as the one that is used the most often. I had left it as it was when I took over the care of this memorial. (Thank you to Randy Adams for creating the memorial in honor of this soldier) I tried to find his family, but with the surname unclear I was not able to find them.E 1 ALA, TENN & MISS - Confederate Mound
His name appears on list of soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or diseases Died 5 September 1862 Camp Douglas, Ill. Born Alabama

Admitted to Post Hospital, Camp Douglas, IL 14 Aug 1862, died 5 Sept 1862

NOTE: A big thank you to Contributor # 47844023 for adding records and also edits; middle name, death location and Inscription field.

Since the surname is spelled differently on each record and on the monument, I am going to leave it as the one that is used the most often. I had left it as it was when I took over the care of this memorial. (Thank you to Randy Adams for creating the memorial in honor of this soldier) I tried to find his family, but with the surname unclear I was not able to find them.E 1 ALA, TENN & MISS - Confederate Mound

Inscription

Company E, 1st Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi Infantry (found under Company E, 4th Confederate Infantry, CSA)

Gravesite Details

One of 6,000 Confederate soldiers buried here who died as Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas in Chicago.


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