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ALPL Civil War Photograph Database Surname Alternate Surname First Name Photo Type Collection Owner of Original Regiment Company Augasen, Angasen, Aagesen Nicholas S. CC Logan Collection ALPL 55th IL Inf. D Agerson Abbott John P. tear sheet VF-Individuals ALPL 9th RI Vol. I Abbott Charles T Logan Collection ALPL 16th IL Inf. Abbott Henry L. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL 82nd Abbott Joe CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL Abbott Joseph C. TS Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL Abbott Mr. T Logan Collection-Cased Photographs ALPL 16th IL Inf. G Abel Oramel H. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 114th IL. Inf. C Abels Alels Martin CC Logan Collection ALPL 13th IL Inf. A Abercrombie John J. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Abercrombie John J. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Abrams Charles F. CC Logan Collection ALPL 133rd IL Inf. A Historical Society of Quincy & Adams Acklam George CDV 50th IL Inf. E County Historical Society of Quincy & Adams Acklam Benjamin CDV 50th IL Inf. E County Adams L. J. Oversized ALPL 12th FGE 1st NY-Lincoln Adams Alonzo W. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL Cav. Adams Alex D. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL 27th NY Vol. Adams Julius W. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL 66th NY Vol. Adams John CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Adams Daniel W. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Adams Wirt CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Adams David B. copy Danville Public Library Danville Public Library 25th IL Inf. B Adams W. H. copy Danville Public Library Danville Public Library 25th IL Inf. E Adams S. E. CC GAR Album pg. 27 Peoria Historical Society 29th OH Inf. Adams Lemuel J. or P. CC Logan Collection ALPL 22nd IL Inf. D Adams John Q. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 52nd IL Inf. Adams Lemuel CC VF-Civil War ALPL 22nd IL Inf. D Adams Wirt CDV Portrait Gallery 04.025 ALPL Adams Daniel W. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Adams Daniel W. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Adams John CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Adams Wirt CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Adams Horace W. CC Logan Collection ALPL 89th IL Inf. B Adams Isaac B. CC Logan Collection ALPL 6th IL Cav. I Surname Alternate Surname First Name Photo Type Collection Owner of Original Regiment Company Adcock William A. T Logan Collection-Cased Photographs ALPL 32nd IL Inf. A Agnus Felix CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Ahrens W. M CC GAR X-489-1 Little White School Museum-Oswego 127th IL Inf. Aiken Lewis B. CDV Knox College Archives Knox College Archives 71st IL Inf. E Aikens Lizzie Photograph VF-Individuals ALPL Ainsworth Joshua CC VF-Civil War ALPL 2nd IL Cav. K Ainsworth James AP Logan Collection ALPL 3rd IL Cav. F Akeman Solomon P Logan Collection ALPL 8th IL Inf. H Akers R. R. copy Danville Public Library Danville Public Library 25th IL Inf. C Akins George W. CC Logan Collection ALPL Alban James CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL 18th WI Vol. Albert William S. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL Albertson William Oversized ALPL 12th G Albertson Marion Oversized ALPL 12th G Albright Homer P. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 152nd IL Inf. D Alcorn J. L. E Portrait Gallery 04.028 ALPL Alden Alonzo CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL Alden Henry N. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 38th IL Inf. A Alderson James CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 33rd IL Inf. K Alderson John CC Logan Collection ALPL 14th IL Inf. K Aldrich Alvah C. CC Logan Collection ALPL 12th IL Cav. A Alels A. H. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 21st IL Inf. Alexander J. M. CDV VF-Individuals ALPL 1st AL Inf. Alexander Andrew J. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Alexander B. S. TS Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL Alexander E.P. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Samuel C. w/ James Steele, W. B. England, William Alexander Harris, James Shepherd, O. CC Logan Collection ALPL 115th IL Inf. K F. Shepherd & D. A. England Samuel C. w/ 5 unidentified Alexander CC VF-Civil War ALPL 115th IL Inf. K soldiers Alexander E. P. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Algar Algur Hiram V. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 33rd IL Inf. D Surname Alternate Surname First Name Photo Type Collection Owner of Original Regiment Company Alger Russell tear sheet Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL Alger Joseph J. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 86th IL Inf. H Algiers Adolf CDV Silas W. Fisher Album ALPL Alkins Smith D. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL all soldiers T Cased Photographs ALPL 32nd IL Inf. Allaire Anthony J. tear sheet Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL 133rd NY Allaire Anthony J. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL Vols. Allan William CC Logan Collection ALPL 10th IL Cav. Allen James H. tear sheet VF-Individuals ALPL 10th RI Vol. G Allen Robert CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL 12th MA. Allen Daniel CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL Vols. Allen Edward Jay TS Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL 155th PA Allen Joseph W. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL 9th NJ Vols. Allen W. W. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Allen Daniel CC Bradley University-Special Collections Bradley University-Special Collections Allen Daniel B. CC GAR Album pg.35 Peoria Historical Society 77th IL Inf. E copy (orginal Allen Henry Alonzo in Knox College Archives Knox College Archives 11th IL Cav. C manuscripts) Allen Henry Alonzo CDV copy Knox College Archives Knox College Archives 11th IL Cav. C Allen Henry Alonzo CDV copy Knox College Archives Knox College Archives 11th IL Cav. C Allen W. G. TS VF-Civil War ALPL 12th IL Cav. F Allen William J. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 9th IL Inf. Joel w/ Charles Armes, Leondi H. Bradley, William Allen CC VF-Civil War ALPL 77th IL Inf. Bennett, Lemon Wiley & John Carroll Allen Henry Watkins E Portrait Gallery 04.018 ALPL Allen William Henry E Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Allen W. W. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Allen William C. CC Logan Collection ALPL 120th IL Inf. C Allen Joseph CDV Logan Collection ALPL 10th IL Inf. D Allen William 0. P Logan Collection ALPL Allen John K. CC Logan Collection ALPL 78th IL Inf. H Alley James A. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 5th IL Cav. E Surname Alternate Surname First Name Photo Type Collection Owner of Original Regiment Company Allison William C. C. CDV Knox College Archives Knox College Archives 77th IL Inf. H Allison A. K. CC Portrait Gallery 04.009 ALPL Allison Joseph F. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 15th IL Inf. H Allison Rolland H. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 53rd IL Inf. B Alliston Aliston Robert S. CC Logan Collection ALPL 29th IL Inf. F Allred Lemuel O. CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 11th IL Cav. K Allshouse Samuel CDV VF-Civil War ALPL 4th IL Cav. M Almon Harry CC Logan Collection ALPL 31st IL Inf. I Alvord Benjamin CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL Alvord Benjamin CDV David Davis Collection ALPL Alvord H. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 73rd IL Inf. D Alzerott Atzerodt George CDV Portrait Gallery 04.103 ALPL 11th IA Vol. Ambercrombie John C. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL Inf. Ambrose Mr. P Logan Collection ALPL Ames Adelbert CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Ames William CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL Ames Adelbert CDV Portrait Gallery 01.03 ALPL Ammen Jacob CDV Portrait Gallery 01.02 ALPL Amory Thomas C. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL 17th MA Anderson Robert S. CDV VF-Individuals ALPL Anderson Robert S. CDV VF-Individuals ALPL Anderson Robert S. CDV VF-Individuals ALPL Anderson Robert S. CDV VF-Individuals ALPL Anderson Bart P Logan Collection ALPL 5th IL Inf. B Anderson Harmon CC Logan Collection ALPL 151st IL Inf. A Anderson Robert CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Anderson Robert CDV Portrait Gallery 01.01 ALPL Anderson Nicholas L. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.04 ALPL 6th OH Anderson George T. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson George T. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson Richard H. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson Patton CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson Samuel R. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson George B. tear sheet Portrait Gallery 01.05 ALPL Anderson C. D. CDV Portrait Gallery 01.88 ALPL Historical Society of Quincy & Adams Anderson James W. CDV 50th IL Inf. B County Surname Alternate Surname First Name Photo Type Collection Owner of Original Regiment Company Historical Society of Quincy & Adams Anderson James W. CDV 50th IL Inf. B County Anderson George (Tiger) T. CC Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson J. Patton CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson George Bergwin E Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson Joseph R. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson Richard H. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson Robert H. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson Samuel R. CDV Portrait Gallery 04.026 ALPL Anderson C. D. CC Portrait Gallery 04.028 ALPL Anderson Bill TS Portrait Gallery 04.108 ALPL Anderson Andrews Harmon CC Logan Collection ALPL 47th IL Inf. G Anderson Andrew D. M. CC Logan Collection ALPL 13th IL Cav. D Anderson Christopher H. CC Logan Collection ALPL 10th IL Cav. A Anderson Harman CC Logan Collection ALPL 151st IL Inf. A Anderson Captain CDV Logan Collection ALPL 6th IL Cav. Anderson James W. CC Logan Collection ALPL 10th IL Inf. G Anderson John A. CDV Logan Collection ALPL 53rd IL Inf. G Anderson James O. CC Logan Collection ALPL 28th IL Inf.
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