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George Perry

George Perry was a resident of Dundee, Illinois, who served as a Private in Company C during the American Civil War. He was mustered out of service on October 10, 1864, alongside several other soldiers from the Dundee area.

Known Activities

Perry served as a Private in Company C, a unit drawn primarily from Elgin and surrounding towns in Kane County, Illinois. According to the History of Kane County, Ill. (Joslyn, 1908), he was among six soldiers from Dundee who served in Company C, all of whom were mustered out on the same date. His fellow Dundee soldiers included Oscar Babcock, William Christoph, Nathan B. Peterson, Charles Pettit, and Lucius B. Rice. (Source: History of Kane County, Ill., Vol. 1 (Joslyn, 1908))

No further details regarding Perry's specific duties, engagements, or activities during his service are recorded in the available sources.

Timeline

DateEvent
(unknown)Enlisted in Company C, likely from Dundee, Illinois
October 10, 1864Mustered out of service along with fellow Dundee soldiers (Source: History of Kane County, Ill., Vol. 1 (Joslyn, 1908))
## Sources
  • History of Kane County, Ill., Vol. 1, J. H. Joslyn, 1908. Available at archive.org.