Researchers Note: The 1900 Federal Census lists this veteran's birth date as December, 1824.

Researchers Note: According to a special veteran census conducted in 1890, this veteran suffered from lumbago due to scurvy as a result of service in the Civil War.

Researchers Note: The Brown Book indicates his enlistment date was August 14, 1862, and the headstone indicates enlistment August 4, 1862. In addition, unless military dates are incorrect, promotion after discharge seems unlikely.

Researchers Note: According to a special veteran census conducted in 1890, this veteran suffered from chronic sustutus as a result of service in the Civil War.

Researchers Note: According to the Roll of Honor this veteran died of pneumonia while a prisoner at Richmond, Virginia and is buried in the Richmond National Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.

Researchers Note: November 11, 1863 death date taken from the headstone in Willowgrove Cemetery.

Researchers Note: The death index for Macomb County lists this veteran's death as October 5, 1883.

Researchers Note: According to a special veteran census conducted in 1890, this veteran suffered from chronic diarrhea as a result of service in the Civil War.

Researchers Note: Pension request lists this veteran's surname as Fennest. In addition, the Card Records of Headstones Provided for Union Civil War Veterans lists this veteran's name as August Fermest which is on his headstone.

Researchers Note: Comparing age at death and the enlistment age given for this veteran, there exists a discrepancy in ages. Whether the age given at enlistment was shaded on the low side, or the age at death was an estimate is not known and beyond the scope of this study.

Researchers Note: The military record for this veteran is found under the name of Dewitt C. Farrar in the "Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War 1861-1865.

Researchers Note: This veteran is found in the 1860 Federal Census for Columbus Township, St. Clair county, living with his father, whose name is written as Manson Fuller.

Enlisted in Company A, Ninth Michigan Infantry, August 13, 1861, at Romeo, for 3 years, age 30. Mustered October 15, 1861. Discharged at Columbus, Ohio, September 27, 1862. Present residence, Armada, Michigan.

Enlisted in Company B, Thirtieth Michigan Infantry, November 29, 1864, at Armada, for 1 year, age 33. Mustered December 20, 1864. Mustered out at Detroit, Michigan, June 30, 1865.

Researchers Note: According to the 1883 Pensioner's Roll, this veteran suffered from a wound in the right hand and right chest as a result of service in the Civil War.

Researchers Note: According to a special veteran census conducted in 1890, this veteran suffered from a gunshot wound in the chest as a result of service in the Civil War.

Researchers Note: The family headstone notes that this veteran died January 1865, at Andersonville (presumably Andersonville Prison, Georgia). The military service, for this veteran, listed above comes from the "Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War 1861-1865" and contains no mention of Andersonville. In addition, a search of the death and burial records for Andersonville prison does not indicate either the imprisonment of this veteran nor his burial in the Andersonville cemetery.

Researchers Note: The death date of this veteran has been left blank. The death date of January, 1865 at Andersonville prison cannot be substantiated.

Researchers Note:  Considering where this veteran died, the headstone for this veteran could be considered a memorial headstone.

Researchers Note:  There is a conflict in death dates for this veteran. The headstone in this cemetery lists a death date of May 12, 1863. The "Record of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War 1861-1865" lists a death date of May 13, 1864. In addition, the military record of this veteran indicates activity on his part after the headstone death date. Possibly the headstone was carved incorrectly. This is beyond the scope of this study.

Researchers Note:  The pension record for this veteran is found under the surname of Furton.

Researchers Note:  This veteran may be found in the 1860 Federal Census under the surname of Turton.

Researchers Note:  This veteran lived at the Michigan Soldiers' Home ( File #4593) for a time. On his admission report he listed that he suffered a gun shot would of right hip which occurred at the battle of 2nd Bull Run.

Researchers Note:  This veteran is listed as being buried in Clinton Grove Cemetery by the records of the H. D. Terry GAR post in Mt. Clemens. He is not listed on the cemetery website nor in the cemetery book.

Researchers Note:  This veteran was buried as an indigent soldier according to the Indigent Soldier Burial Report, Volume A.

Researchers Note:  According to a special veteran census conducted in 1890, this veteran suffered from defective sight decreasing very materially as a result of service in the Civil War.