Civil War Soldier
Patrick Campbell
Offaly: Geashill
•
Army: Union
•
Born: 1821
•
Died: 1904
Soldier No. 264
50 Wisconsin
At a glance
Town: 1 · Regiment: 0 · State: 12 · Town+Reg: 0
★ Major cluster in the records
Log in to view family connections and contribute research.
Hero story
Patrick Campbell in the wider Civil War story
Patrick Campbell is recorded from Geashill with service in Union. The associated regiment record is 50 Wisconsin Infantry.
TownGeashill
ArmyUnion
Regiment50 Wisconsin Infantry
Battle/EventNot recorded yet
3 documented life events
0 linked battles
2 media and research links
➕ Service & Context Tap to expand
This record places Patrick Campbell from Geashill in Union service.
➕ Identity & Service Tap to expand
- Soldier Number
- 264
- Surname
- Campbell
- First Name
- Patrick
- Alternative Name / Alias
- Unknown / not yet recorded
- Soldier No. Of Relation
- Unknown / not yet recorded
- Offaly Town / Area
- Geashill
- Army
- Union
- Rank
- Private
- Company
- Co. G
- Regiment Number
- 50
- US State Regiment
- Wisconsin
- Type Reg.
- Infantry
➕ Conflict & Death Tap to expand
- Civil War Death Y/N
- N
- Battle Or Other Civil War Related Death
- Unknown / not yet recorded
- Death Year
- 1904
- Place of Death
- Berlin, Wisconsin
- State / Country Of Burial
- Wisconsin, USA
- Grave Site (link)
- https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/134455671/patrick-campbell
➕ Service Map Tap to expand
Map pin not available yet
No latitude/longitude saved for this soldier yet.
➕ Life & Service Timeline Tap to expand
-
1
Service
Union – 50 Wisconsin Infantry – Co. G
-
2
Death & Aftermath
Death year: 1904 • Civil War death: N • Place: Berlin, Wisconsin • Burial location: Wisconsin, USA
- 3
➕ Sources & References Tap to expand
➕ Related Soldiers Tap to expand
Records that may help trace families, units, and shared experiences.
From the same Offaly town / area
- Frank Flynn — Soldier No. 351 | Geashill | 1 New Hampshire Cavalry | Union
Same surname (possible family group)
- Capt James Campbell — Soldier No. 95 | Edenderry | 28 New York Infantry | Union | d. 1922
Served in regiments from the same US state
- William Larkin — Soldier No. 9 | Banagher | 49 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1888
- William Potter Hume — Soldier No. 34 | Birr | 21 Wisconsin Infantry | Union
- Michael Deegan — Soldier No. 43 | Birr | 29 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1906
- Thomas Carmichael — Soldier No. 52 | Clonbullogue | 37 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1902
- Edward Dunn — Soldier No. 114 | Killeigh | 21 Wisconsin Infantry | Union
- James Dunn — Soldier No. 115 | Killeigh | 21 Wisconsin Infantry | Union
- Patrick Dunn — Soldier No. 116 | Killeigh | 21 Wisconsin Infantry | Union
- Patrick Derivan — Soldier No. 124 | Lusmagh | 29 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1863
- John Henry Cantwell — Soldier No. 134 | Rahan | 41 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1912
- Michael John Cantwell — Soldier No. 143 | Tullamore | 12 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1903
- Thomas Anthony Quinn — Soldier No. 148 | Tullamore | 1 Wisconsin Artillery | Union
- William Cleary — Soldier No. 194 | Killeigh | 18 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1918
Served in the same army
- James Fahy — Soldier No. 1 | Banagher | 2 New York Cavalry | Union | d. 1898
- Michael Kenny — Soldier No. 2 | Banagher | 10 New York Infantry | Union | d. 1904
- Edward Hopper — Soldier No. 3 | Banagher | 5 New Jersey Infantry | Union | d. 1870
- James Flynn — Soldier No. 4 | Banagher | 1 New York Cavalry | Union | d. 1864
- Thomas Flynn — Soldier No. 5 | Banagher | 62 New York Infantry | Union | d. 1873
- Thomas McKenny — Soldier No. 6 | Banagher | 44 Ohio Infantry | Union | d. 1929
- Keeran McKenny — Soldier No. 7 | Banagher | 110 Ohio Infantry | Union | d. 1927
- William Galvin — Soldier No. 8 | Banagher | 104 New York Infantry | Union | d. 1862
- William Larkin — Soldier No. 9 | Banagher | 49 Wisconsin Infantry | Union | d. 1888
- Marcus Beresford Monck — Soldier No. 10 | Banagher | 11 New York Infantry | Union | d. 1862
- Dennis Bracken — Soldier No. 11 | Banagher | 56 Massachusetts Infantry | Union | d. 1864
- Thomas Sharkey — Soldier No. 12 | Birr | N/A On Draft Register N/A | Union
➕ Regiment State Map Tap to expand
Cluster map of US State Regiment from the master register (one marker per state).
This soldier’s regiment state: Wisconsin
➕ Media & Linked Resources 2 items
➕ Research & Further Reading Tap to expand
- Patrick Byrne From Offaly. Color Sergeant In the 1st Vermont Artillery, Lived Until 1894 With A Bullet Lodged In His Brain (2025-03-26)
- Thomas Claffey – From Ferbane, County Offaly. Served In the 13th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment during the US Civil War 1861-1865. (2025-11-28)
- A Granddaughter’s Tribute to Her Civil War Grandfather – William Larkin From Banagher (2026-03-13)
- New Information Added To The Tragic Story of Patrick Derivan, A Union Soldier Born In Lusmagh, Co. Offaly, Ireland. (2026-01-30)
- The Cuskelly Family. Offaly Pioneers. (2025-09-22)
- Owen Bracken (1820-1922). At 102 He Was One Of Offaly’s Last Surviving Soldiers Of The US Civil War (2025-03-19)
➕ Suggest an Edit Click to expand
Researchers can suggest edits after logging in.
Log in to submit corrections, sources, family links, or media for this profile.
Log in to suggest an edit
Available Details
| Name | Patrick Campbell |
| Alt’ Name | Pat Campbell |
| Location/ Birthplace | Geashill Geashill – Wikipedia |
| Born | 1821 |
| Baptism Record | |
| Year of Death | 1904 |
| Grave Location | Oakwood Cemetery, Berlin, Wisconsin Patrick Campbell (1821-1904) – Find a Grave Memorial |
| US State | Wisconsin |
| US Residence | Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin |
| Mother | Margaret Shields |
| Father | Luke Campbell |
| Other Family | Wife: Mary Finnerty Mary Finnerty Campbell (1826-1911) – Find a Grave Memorial |
| Army | Union Army Union army – Wikipedia |
| Military History | |
| Army Details | Co. G, 50th Wisconsin Infantry Soldier Details – The Civil War (U.S. National Park Service) 50th Wisconsin Infantry History | Wisconsin Historical Society |
| Other Details |
Leave a Reply