Samuel Anglemeyer
S 29
1863-1912 
1 folder

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Revised by: Jennifer Duplaga, November 2004

Biographical Note:

Samuel Anglemeyer was born around 1844 in Mahoning County, Ohio, the son of Solomon and Catherine Anglemeyer.  The family moved to Indiana in the mid- 1850s.  On October 10, 1861, Anglemeyer mustered into the 47^th Indiana Infantry, Company F.  At the end of his enlistment on December 15, 1863, he reenlisted for additional years with the 47^th Indiana Veterans Infantry, Company F.  He remained until the regiment was mustered out on October 23, 1865.  At the end of the war, Anglemeyer returned to Huntington, Indiana, where he worked as a carpenter. 

 Scope and Content Note:

This collection contains the Civil War papers of Samuel Anglemeyer.  Included are Anglemeyer’s two discharge papers from the 47^th Indiana Infantry, Company F.  This collection also contains a postcard from the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions acknowledging receipt of his pension application, as well as a letter from the same agency requesting a copy of Anglemeyer’s birth certificate.

Item Listing:

Folder 1.

Collection Information:

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