Civil War Soldier

PATRICK Derivan

Offaly: Lusmagh • Army: Union • Born: 1834

Soldier No. 124

29 Wisconsin

At a glance Town: 9 · Regiment: 1 · State: 12 · Town+Reg: 0

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PATRICK Derivan is recorded from Lusmagh with service in Union. The associated regiment record is 29 Wisconsin Infantry.

TownLusmagh

ArmyUnion

Regiment29 Wisconsin Infantry

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This record places PATRICK Derivan from Lusmagh in Union service.

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Soldier Number: 124
Surname: Derivan
First Name: PATRICK
Alternative Name / Alias: Patrick Dervan
Soldier No. Of Relation: Unknown / not yet recorded
Offaly Town / Area: Lusmagh
Army: Union
Rank: Musician
Company: Unknown / not yet recorded
Regiment Number: 29
US State Regiment: Wisconsin
Type Reg.: Infantry

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Mother: Bridget Mulcahy
Father: James Derivan
Siblings: Unknown / not yet recorded
Family Connections / Other Relationship: Unknown / not yet recorded
Birth Year: 1834
Baptism Record: Unknown / not yet recorded

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Civil War Death Y/N: Unknown / not yet recorded
Battle Or Other Civil War Related Death: Unknown / not yet recorded
Death Year: Unknown / not yet recorded
Place of Death: Unknown / not yet recorded
State / Country Of Burial: Unknown / not yet recorded
Grave Site (link): Unknown / not yet recorded

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Service: Union – 29 Wisconsin Infantry

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Available Details

Name	Patrick Derivan
Alt’ Name	Patrick Dervan
Location/ Birthplace	Lusmagh Lusmagh – Wikipedia
Born	1834
Baptism Record	Derivan Baptism – Lusmagh Register Ireland Roman Catholic Parish Baptisms Image \| findmypast.ie
Year of Death	16th August 1863
Grave Location	Dodge County, Wisconsin PVT Patrick Derivan (1835-1863) – Find a Grave Memorial
US State	Wisconsin
US Residence	Fox Lake, Wisconsin Fox Lake, Wisconsin – Wikipedia
Mother	Bridget Mulcahy
Father	James Derivan Ireland Roman Catholic Parish Baptisms Image \| findmypast.ie
Other Family	Sister: Bridget 138423904_1430238125.jpg (1972×3069)
Army	Union Army Union army – Wikipedia
Military History	Musician
Army Details	29th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry Soldier Details – The Civil War (U.S. National Park Service)
Other Details	Committed Suicide While Home on Leave. In 1927 a letter was found that had been written by Pat Derivan only a few months before his death. Oct 06, 1927, page 1 – Fox Lake Representative at Newspapers.com™ – Newspapers.com™ Ancestry.com – New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957