White County Illinois Military Records
White County Illinois Military Records for your genealogy and family history research.
Honoring our military servicemen and women who served or are serving in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard of our United States military.
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Military Pension Records
- 1818 Illinois Pensioners Of The United States - includes White County
- 1820 Pension List: Illinois - includes White County
- 1840 Illinois Census of Pensioners
- 1883 White County Illinois Pensioners on the roll
- Illinois Pensioners Of Revolutionary War Struck Off The Roll - includes White County
Revolutionary War Military Records
Civil War Military Records
Illinois Military Units in the Civil War
Civil War Companies organized in White County, Illinois
Cavalry
- 1st Regiment -- Company I
- 7th Regiment -- Company E, G
- 13th (Consolidated) Regiment --Company E
- 14th Regiment --Company H
Infantry
- 26th Regiment --Company G
- 29th Regiment --Companies B, D, G
- 40th Regiment --Company C
- 48th Regiment -- Company H
- 56th Regiment --Companies B, D, F
- 62nd Regiment -- Company D
- 87th Regiment -- Companies B, C, F, G, I, K
- 98th Regiment -- Company F
- 120th Regiment --Company H
Grand Army of the Republic
The Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) was a fraternal organization composed of veterans of the Union Army, US Navy, Marines and Revenue Cutter Service who served in the American Civil War. Below are the Grand Army of the Republic rosters for White County, Illinois:
- Roster of Carmi Post No. 296, G. A. R., Carmi, Illinois
- Roster of Joseph Miller Post No. 178, G. A. R., Enfield, Illinois
- Roster of Brill Post No. 594, G. A. R., Norris City, Illinois
Korean War Military Records
- Military Personnel Who Died as a Result of Hostilities During the Korean War for White County, Illinois
- U.S. Military Fatal Casualties of the Korean War for White County, Illinois
Military Forts, Camps or Posts located in White County
- Fort Boultinghouse
- Fort Council
- Fort Hanna (in then White co.)
- Fort McHenry (in then White co.)
- Starkey's Fort (in then White co.)
- Tanquary's Fort (in then White co.)
- Fort Williams (in then White co.)