ources Chaplain Anthony H. Windsor's History of the Ninety-First Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1865 Cincinnati, Ohio - Private, 91st Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry Killed in Action on November 18, 1864 according to History of the Ninety-First. Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry by Chaplain Anthony However, Windsor reported no action on that date, but Captain Richard Blazer, was captured by the enemy on November 19, 1864 while detached to lead the Blazer Independent Scouts. Therefore, it appears that Steen was killed at Kabletown in a skirmish with Mosby's Raiders.
James F. Steen aka Steene
Civil War (Union) · US Army · Private E-1
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Served For
United States of America
Conflict Period
Civil War (Union)
Branch
Army
Rank
Private E-1
Gold Star
Full Name
James F. Steen aka Steene
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