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John Rigney was born in 1821 in the Moneygall area and died in 1901 in New York. He served in the Union Army, enlisting in May 1848 at West Point as an ordnance soldier, and continued his service until 1871. He was married to Mary Maher Rigney and had a notable military career.

Patrick Stone, born in Clara, County Offaly in 1835, was a soldier in the Union Army’s 15th Maine Infantry during the Civil War. He died in 1915 and is buried in Portland, Maine. He was the half-brother of fellow Civil War soldier James Stone.

James Stones, born in Clara, County Offaly in 1838, served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He died on 14th July 1862 due to wounds from the Battle of Gaines Mill and is buried in Garland, Maine. His parents were Bridget Purcell and Bernard Stone.

James Egan, born in 1835 in Kings County, Ireland, served in the Union Army’s 1st Missouri Militia during the Civil War. He was discharged in June 1862 due to drunkenness and absence from his post. He lived in Missouri until his death, with details of his military service documented online.

Thomas Sullivan, born in 1827 in Kings County, Ireland, served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, specifically with the 39th Massachusetts Infantry. He was wounded at the Battle of Spotsylvania and later dismissed for disability. He passed away in 1900 and is buried at Saint Mary’s Cemetery in Massachusetts.

Phillip Day, born in 1840, is a soldier associated with the Union Army. He enlisted in the 6th Infantry Regular Army in early 1864 but deserted in September of the same year. His grave is located in Connecticut, but other personal details remain unconfirmed.

John Eagan, born in 1827 and deceased in 1890, was a soldier in the Union Army during the Civil War. He enlisted in January 1862 in Kansas City, Missouri, and re-enlisted in the 1st Missouri Engineers in January 1864. Eagan was associated with Company G of the 25th Missouri Infantry.

Michael Donahue, also known as Michael Donahoe, was born in 1835 in Kings County, Ireland. He served in Co. D of the 1st Missouri Artillery during the American Civil War. His final residence was St. Louis, Missouri, and he passed away sometime after his service.

Michael B. Redmond (1840-1930), from Tullamore, was a Sergeant in the Union Army, serving in Company E, 2nd New York Infantry. He is buried at Saint Agnes Cemetery in Cohoes, Albany County, New York. His memorial can be found on Find a Grave, detailing his military history and family.

Joseph Langshaw, born in Tullamore in 1840, served in the Union Army’s 3rd New York Light Artillery during the American Civil War. He died at the Battle of White Oak Swamp on 30th June 1862. Langshaw’s family originally settled in New Orleans, and he had siblings William and Bridget.

Joseph Langshaw, born in Tullamore in 1840, served in the Union Army’s 3rd New York Light Artillery during the American Civil War. He died at the Battle of White Oak Swamp on 30th June 1862. Langshaw’s family originally settled in New Orleans, and he had siblings William and Bridget.

Peter Corcoran, born in 1826 in Ferbane, Ireland, enlisted in the Union Army in Buffalo in 1856. He served as a Sergeant in Co. D, 5th Regular Army Infantry during the Civil War and was mustered out in December 1861. His wife, Bridget, later applied for a pension after returning to Ireland.

Joseph Weir (1840-1909), originally from Clara, Ireland, served in the Union Army as part of the 182nd New York Infantry during the Civil War. He lived in New York after his service and briefly returned to Ireland in the late 1890s. He is buried at Bath National Cemetery, New York.

Thomas Flanagan was born in Clara, Co. Offaly in 1820. He enlisted in September 1862 in New Orleans and was initially appointed as a Sergeant. Due to disciplinary issues he was demoted in December 1862. In January 1863 he was killed by his commanding officer, Henry C. Abbott during an altercation.

Michael Brennan, born in 1833 in either Birr, Ireland, or Vermont, USA, served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He enlisted in Wisconsin and died at the Battle of Gettysburg on 1st July 1863. His burial location remains unknown, but he is commemorated as one of the fallen.

James Dunn (1835-1919) was a Union soldier from Adams County, Illinois, who served in Company G of the 108th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. He was born in 1835, and his grave is located at Sunset Cemetery. Dunn’s death occurred at the Illinois Soldiers Home, as noted in pension records.

James A. Joyce, born in Kings County, Ireland in 1842, served as a musician in the 1st Artillery Regular Army during the Civil War. He died in 1924 and is buried in San Francisco National Cemetery. Reports indicate he was present at significant historical events, including multiple presidential assassinations.

Bernard Kelly (1841-1898), born in Tullamore, Kings County, was a Landsman in the US Navy. He resided in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, where he is buried at Saint Joseph’s Cemetery. Kelly’s family included his wife, Julia Dunn, and brother, Michael Kelly. His obituary confirms his origins and military service.

Henry Joyce, born in 1833 in Tullamore, was a Union soldier in the 60th Illinois Infantry during the American Civil War. He passed away in 1896 and is buried in Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Evansville, Indiana. His mother was Mary Evans, and he was married to Ellen McEvilly.

Robert Jessop (1841-1915) was a soldier from Fairfield, Illinois, serving as 1st Lieutenant in the Union Army’s 5th Illinois Cavalry during the Civil War. Born in possible Birr, he was the son of Reverend Robert Jessop and Anna Sturgeon. He was married to Joanna Hand and had a brother, Alexander, who also served.

Thomas Christopher Hayden (1841-1918) was born in Offaly, likely near Portarlington. He served in the Union Army as part of Co. G, 40th Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War. He lived in Sun Prairie, Dane County, Wisconsin, where he is buried in Sun Prairie Cemetery.

William Fitzpatrick (1827-1907), possibly from Kilcormac, Ireland, served in the Union Army during the Civil War with Co. A, 90th Illinois Infantry. He lived in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and is buried in Saint Mary and Saint James Cemetery in Rockford, Illinois. He was married to Bridget Dolman.