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Francis M. Francisco |
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A Profile of Francis M. Francisco |
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The Parents of Francis M. Francisco |
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The Goodfellow Family Tree |
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A Military History of Francis M. Francisco From the New York, Town Clerks’ Registry. Compiled by Harold Katner. Name: Francis Marion Francisco Birth Date: 26 July 1840 Birth Place: Canadice, Ontario, Co. Father: Jacob Francisco Mother: Lovisa Goodfellow Residence Place: Canadice NY Enlistment Date: 1 January 1864 Enlistment Location: Canadice, Ontario, NY Regiment: 85th Infantry, Company B Rank: Corporal Race: White Marital Status: Single ...
1st enlistment: 26th of August 1861 Mustered in: 5th of September 1861, Corporal, Company B, 85th New York Infantry Regiment. 2nd, reenlistment: 1st of January 1864 Mustered in: 1st of January 1864, Corporal, Company B, 85th New York Infantry Regiment. Death: 16th November 1864, Florence, Florence County, South Carolina. In battle at Fair Oaks seven days, Winchester, Goldsborough and captured at Plymouth, Georgia, on April 20, 1864 and confined at Andersonville, Georgia. He was transferred to Charleston and then to the Florence Stockade, which was a prison camp that operated outside of Florence, South Carolina. Here Francis Marion Francisco died, and was buried in the burial trenches, along with approximately 2,300 other Union soldiers, who were also prisoners in the Florence Prison Stockade. The owner of a plantation adjacent to the prison allowed the dead to be buried in trenches on his property. Names of those in trench burials were lost after the war, but are being researched by the Darlington District Chapter, South Carolina Genealogical Society. A current list of known casualties is located on a data base in the visitor center for public reference. |
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The Obituary of Francis M. Francisco 26 July 1840 - 16 November 1864 No Obituary found. 
Veteran of WW II |
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The Burial of Francis M. Francisco Florence National Cemetery in Florence SC. |
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |