To the Vets' in my Family and yours Thanks.
Going back into the family tree one Adam Weinrich shows up at the oldest service member and he paid the ultimate honor, dying for what he believe in was a good and noble cause. Adams buried in Andersonville Cemetery where he died and is simply listed as the following:
Prisoner Details
Return to ResultsWeinrich, Adam
SIDE:
Union
UNIT NAME:
9 New Jersey Infantry
REGIMENT:
9
STATE:
New Jersey
FUNCTION:
Infantry
COMPANY:
C
RANK:
Corporal
DESCRIPTION:
Buried in National Cemetery
CAPTURE DATE:
CAPTURE SITE:
ALTERNATE NAME:
Wainwright
REMARKS:
PRIVATE [1]; WAINWRIGHT, FIRST NAME NOT LISTED, RANK NOT LISTED [3]; RANK [6]
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-prisoners-andersonville-detail.htm?prisonerId=06E45F66-EC98-4C58-AB5B-64D149BA0470&prisonerLocation=A
Return to ResultsWeinrich, Adam
SIDE:
Union
UNIT NAME:
9 New Jersey Infantry
REGIMENT:
9
STATE:
New Jersey
FUNCTION:
Infantry
COMPANY:
C
RANK:
Corporal
DESCRIPTION:
Buried in National Cemetery
CAPTURE DATE:
CAPTURE SITE:
ALTERNATE NAME:
Wainwright
REMARKS:
PRIVATE [1]; WAINWRIGHT, FIRST NAME NOT LISTED, RANK NOT LISTED [3]; RANK [6]
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-prisoners-andersonville-detail.htm?prisonerId=06E45F66-EC98-4C58-AB5B-64D149BA0470&prisonerLocation=A
He's on my Dad's mother side and from what I can tell goes back to a long line of Germany & Austria Military and Marine Officers, and that very interesting because until today (Nov 11th, 2015) not much was known about Adam and the Becks; And, this new bit of information will help us to learn more about he and his family as well adding to the long history and tales of my family in the Military.
Comments
Post a Comment