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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS ZUPP
(CHRISTIAN ZUPP)
Civil War Information
CC ZUPP - Military Lack of Info
The oft-quoted "Crawford, Ida and Sac Counties" book
includes in the write-up on C.C. Zupp the statement that "&ldots;he
enlisted in the Eighteen Michigan Infantry, and after its close
returned to Michigan&ldots;" But no-where in any
official or semi-official listing of the soldiers of the Grand Army
of the Republic do we find a "C Zupp".
Following are the entries for his brothers, Henry, John and Philip.
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1890 Special Schedule - Surviving Soldiers, Sailors,
and Marines, and Widows, Etc.
S.D. 1 E.D. 53 Minor Civil Division Cambria Township
Michigan Page 3
Zupp, Henry H. Private Company F Michigan Calvary 22 Dec 1863 15 July 1865
Served 1 yr 6 mos 13 days shot in right side
"Compendium of History and Biography of Hillsdale County,
Michigan" Reynolds, Elon pg 100, 2nd column
"Henry Zupp, Co. F; disch. For disability, July 28, 1864" |
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"Historical Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers."
John Zupp / Jupp Cambria Michigan enlisted as a private in Company D,
18th Michigan Infantry on 28 July, 1862 at age 24 for a term of 3
years. He was mustered 26 Aug., 1862. He died of disease at
Lexington, KY 24 Dec., 1862 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE |
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Philip Zupp enlisted as a Private on 15 September 1864 at the age of 38
in the 183rd Ohio Infantry. Mustered out Company A, 183rd Infantry
Regiment Ohio on 01 June 1865 in McDougall Genl Hosp, NY Harbor |
There is also a George W. Zupp, the son of Christian B. Zupp. George
enlisted in 1861 in the Ohio 115th regiment, Company E as a private
and in Nov 1862 died at Camp Dennison, Ohio.
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George W. Zupp enlisted in the 115 Ohio Infantry. He left widow
Susannah and minor child Christian
George enlisted in the War of 1861, 115th regiment, Company E as a
private and in Nov 1862 died at Camp Dennison, Ohio. (Sources: death
was posted in the Ohio Repository Nov 12, 1862 and verified in
"Widow's Declaration, Army Pension) |
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