George M. Sproull (Phillips Legion, Company O), Brother of Capt T. K. Sproull - Enlisted 5/6/1862, Absent sick on rolls from September 1862 through February 1863, "Present" on roll dated 1/19/1864, WIA (side) between 5/6/1864 and 5/16/1864 per casualty list in 7/2/1864 Richmond Enquirer, Died 8/9/1864 at Danville Va hospital of chronic dysentery.
Stephen Thompson McGinnis (Phillips Legion, Company O), Nephew of Captain T. K. Sproull, - Enlisted 5/6/1862, "Present" on all rolls through war, Marcus Green diary entry for Chancellorsville notes that "McGintis was wounded" there, Captured 4/6/1865 at Sailors Creek and imprisoned at Point Lookout until released 6/29/1865, Oath shows him to be 5'9" with light hair and blue eyes, Born in 1836, Age 15 in 1850 Cass County census, Son of Hames and Leah McGinnis.
George M. Sproull (Phillips Legion, Company O), Brother of Capt T. K. Sproull - Enlisted 5/6/1862, Absent sick on rolls from September 1862 through February 1863, "Present" on roll dated 1/19/1864, WIA (side) between 5/6/1864 and 5/16/1864 per casualty list in 7/2/1864 Richmond Enquirer, Died 8/9/1864 at Danville Va hospital of chronic dysentery.
Stephen Thompson McGinnis (Phillips Legion, Company O), Nephew of Captain T. K. Sproull, - Enlisted 5/6/1862, "Present" on all rolls through war, Marcus Green diary entry for Chancellorsville notes that "McGintis was wounded" there, Captured 4/6/1865 at Sailors Creek and imprisoned at Point Lookout until released 6/29/1865, Oath shows him to be 5'9" with light hair and blue eyes, Born in 1836, Age 15 in 1850 Cass County census, Son of Hames and Leah McGinnis.
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