Soldier:  James N. Miller

Regiment:  96^th. OVI                    

Company:  C

Age:  28                                   

Date Entering Service:  July 28, 1863

Period of Service:  3 Years

Remarks (When discharged, re-enlisted, wounded, captured, died of disease or killed):

Transferred to Company B on Nov. 18, 1864, and then to Company A, 77^th. OVI on July 6, 1865.  Mustered out with the company on March 8, 1866 at Brownsville, Texas.

Battles in which he fought:

Grand Coteau, La.                                             Nov. 3, 1863

Sabine Cross Roads, La.                         April 8, 1864

Moneti’s Bluff, La.                                              April 23, 1864

Forts Gains and Morgan, La.                               Aug. 5-23, 1864

Spanish Fort, Ala.                                               March 26-April 12, 1865

Other interesting information discovered:

James Miller was one of the only Cardington soldiers that became part of the occupation forces that remained in the south after the war ended.  While is shown living in Cardington prior to the war, he evidently moved to Indiana shortly after the war.  The records show that he died at Indianapolis, Indiana in 1867.  He was just 22 years old.

Date of Death:  1867                  Place of burial:  Indianapolis, Indiana

Adopted By:                                                     Researcher:  Patrick Drouhard