Thomas Pitts, Private, Capt Smith's Company C, 2nd Battalion Missouri Militia later becoming Company C, 8th Regiment Missouri State Militia Cavalry, at age 20 (b. 1842), in Pittsburg, Hickory Co., MO on March1st, 1862, paid for horse & horse equipment, value of horse $45.00,discharged by the surgeon general due to disability at Linn Creek, MO (no reason given) but it must of been by death because family records state he died of the measles while serving in the Union Army at Linn Creek, Camden Co., MO on 17th March 1862. He might have died on March 17th but didn't get discharged from the Army until August 15th, 1862. [3]
Death
17 MAR 1862 Linn Creek, Camden Co., MO
Cause: He died of the measles while serving in the Union Army
Burial
Linn Creek, Camden Co., MO. Pitts Family History by Josephine (Pitts) Gambill, Vol. 1, page 145
Sources
↑ Pitts Family History by Josephine (Pitts) Gambill, Vol. 1, page 145
↑ Pitts Family History by Josephine (Pitts) Gambill, Vol. 1, page 145
↑ Source: Pitts Family History Book page 145 and Union Military Records.
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