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SPRINGFIELD CHARLES F. CARPENTIER SECRETARY OF STATE AND STATE ARCHIVIST The records of the Adjutant General's Office, now in the State Archives, show the following Civil War service record on: Name: John Feigan Rank: Private Unit; Twenty--Third Infantry---Company "A" as consolidated Age: W Height: 5..6 3/L Hair: Dark Eyes: Hazel Complexion: Sandy Marital Status: -- Occupation: Carpenter Nativity: Town -- County: -- State: Prussia Joined for Service and Enrolled. When: Mar. 8, 1864 Term: 3--Yrs. Where: Greenland, Va. [Virginia] By Whom: Lt. Healey [Lieutenant] Mustered into Service. When: Mar. 8, 186I [March] Where: Greenland, Va. [Virginia] By Whom: Capt. Morrow Residence: Town Chicago County: Cook State: Mustered Out. When: - Where: -- By Whom. -- Remarks: Wound and taken prisoner at Winchester, Va. [Virginia] July 24, 1864. Not been heard from since. Supposed to have died in Andersonvilie Prison, Ga. [Georgia] Aug. 20, 1864. No. [Number] of grave 6265. -1A- THEODORE J. CASSADY Assistant State Archivist