Born: 22 April 1839 - Allegany County, New York Died: 5 June 1904 - Grant County, Wisconsin Buried: Father: David Kellogg (Abt 1803- ) Mother: Harriette Loomis ( -Abt 1853) Marriage: Place: Grant County, Wisconsin
Events
1. Cemetery, Blue River Cemetery, 5 June 1904 - Blue River, Wisconsin
Charles and Eliza are buried in Blue River Cemetery on Cemetery Road in Blue River Wisconsin.
1. Cemetery, Blue River Cemetery, Abt 1912 - Blue River, Wisconsin
Charles and Eliza are buried in Blue River Cemetery on Cemetery Road in Blue River Wisconsin
Children
1 M John W Kellogg Born: 13 November 1871 - Wisconsin Died: 1932 - Lancaster, Grant Co., Wisconsin Buried: Spouse: Cora M. Prater (1873-1966) Marr. Date: 15 September 1894 - Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin
2 M Frankie Kellogg Born: 1869 - Grant County, Wisconsin Died: 21 November 1871 - Blue River, Grant County, Wisconsin Buried:
4 M George Lyman Kellogg Born: 19 September 1880 - Hickory Grove, Grant County, Wisconsin Died: 18 October 1949 - Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, Wisconsin Buried: Spouse: Laura Bessie Gibbs (1883-1972) Marr. Date: 25 September 1902 - Boscobel, Grant County, Wisconsin
5 F Alvira Jane Kellogg Born: Abt 1863 - Wisconsin Died: After 1920 - Iowa Buried: Spouse: Allan A. Bull (Abt 1856-Bef 1920) Marr. Date: Spouse: Samual James Pettit (1851-1894) Marr. Date: 30 October 1881 - Fennimore, Grant County, Wisconsin
6 F Cora Belle Kellogg Born: 1865 - Wisconsin Died: 1949 - Grant County, Wisconsin Buried: Spouse: Samuel Updyke (1866-1902) Marr. Date: Spouse: Grant Williams ( - ) Marr. Date: Bef 1906 - Wisconsin
Research Notes (Husband)
Civil War: Charles Kellogg, Residence:, Boscobel, Wi Enlistment Date:, August 1864 State Serve:, WI Enlisted in Company C, 43rd Infantry Regiment WI on 31 Aug 1864. Mustered out Company C 43rd Infantry Regiment WI on 24 June 1865 in Nashville, TN.
Charles was granted a Civil War Pension and after he died, Eliza is given a Widows Pension. Charles Kellogg Widow- Eliza J Kellogg Company C, 43rd WI Inf. Date of Pension: 122/1876, Application # 2282236, /Cert. # 165830 Widows Pension: 6/21/1904, Application # 808777, Cert # 583353
Charles and Eliza are buried in Blue River Cemetery on Cemetery Road in Blue River Wisconsin. UNION WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS
43rd Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry Oganized at Madison, Wis., and mustered in by Companies August 8 to September 30, 1864. Left State for Nashville, Tenn., October 10. Attached to Defences of Nashville & Northwestern Railroad, Dept. of the Cumberland, to December, 1864. 3rd Brigade, Defences Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad, to March, 1865. 3rd Brigade, 1st Sub-District, District of Middle Tennessee, Dept. of the Cumberland, to June, 1865.
SERVICE.-Stationed at Johnsonville, Tenn., guarding railroad and supplies October 15-November 30. Repulse of attack on Johnsonville November 4-5. Moved to Clarksville, Tenn., November 30, thence to Nashville, Tenn., December 28, and to Dechard January 1, 1865. Guard duty at Elk River Bridge and along line of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad till June. Mustered out June 24, 1865.
Regiment lost during service 1 Enlisted man killed and 2 Officers and 72 Enlisted men by disease. Total 75.
My 2nd Great Grandfather Charles H Kellogg Co. C 43rd WI Infantry enlisted Pvt mustard out Pvt.
Johnsonville Other Names: None Location: Benton County Campaign: Franklin-Nashville Campaign (1864) Date(s): November 4-5, 1864 Principal Commanders: Col. C.R. Thompson and Lt. Cdr. Edward M. King [US]; Maj. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest [CS] Forces Engaged: Supply depot garrison (approx. 4,000) [US]; Forrest's Cavalry [CS] Estimated Casualties: Unknown Description: In an effort to check the Union army's advance through Georgia, Maj. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest led a 23-day raid culminating in an attack on the Yankee supply base at Johnsonville, Tennessee. Swinging north from Corinth, Mississippi, toward the Kentucky border and temporarily blockading the Tennessee River at Fort Herman, Forrest then moved southward along the Tennessee River's west bank, capturing several U.S. steamers and a gunboat which he later had to abandon. On November 4, Forrest began positioning his artillery across the river from the Federal supply base and landing at Johnsonville. The Union discovered the Confederates finishing their entrenchments and battery emplacements in the afternoon of the 4th. The Union gunboats and land batteries, across the river, engaged the Confederates in an artillery duel. The Rebel guns, however, were so well-positioned, the Federals were unable to hinder them. In fact, Confederate artillery fire disabled the gunboats. Fearing that the Rebels might cross the river and capture the transports, the Federals set fire to them. The wind then extended the fire to the piles of stores on the levee and to a warehouse loaded with supplies. Seeing the fire, the Confederates began firing on the steamboats, barges, and warehouses to prevent the Federals from putting out the fire. An inferno illuminated Forrest's night withdrawal, and he escaped Union clutches without serious loss. Damages totaled $2.2 million. The next morning, on the 5th, some Confederate artillery bombarded the depot in the morning but then left. Although this brilliant victory further strengthened Forrest's reputation and destroyed a great amount of Union materiel, it failed to stem the tide of Union success in Georgia. By this time, Forrest often harassed the Union Army, but, as this engagement demonstrated, he could not stop their operations. Result(s): Confederate victory
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Re: My Great Grandfather John W Kellogg Posted by: Erin Proctor (ID *****4205) Date: June 08, 2005 at 11:52:27 In Reply to: Re: My Great Grandfather John W Kellogg by Randell Hanna of 18292
1880 Census, Boscobel, Grant Co., WI. KELLOG, Charles; 40, born in N.Y. Eliza, 37, born in KY Jane, 17, born in WI Belle, 14, born in WI JOHN, 9, born in WI. Charles, 4, born in WI. George, Sep 1880 in Wi.
Note: 1870 census Hickery Grove, Grant Co., WI. KELLOGG, Charles; 30, born in N.Y. Eliza J., 27, born in KY Alvira J., female, 7, born in WI. Cora R., female, 4, born in WI. Frank, 2, born in Wi.
Note: 1890 WI Census Special SCHEDULE Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Widows Town: Black River Falls City Enumeration District: 143 Charles H. KELLOGG Co K 43 WI Inf.
