Nicholas Greusel (July 4, 1817 – April 25, 1896) commanded the 36th Illinois Infantry Regiment during the early part of the American Civil War. As a teenager...
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2 8 10 Second Brigade Col Nicholas Greusel 36th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment Company F detached Col Nicholas Greusel 4 37 34 75 12th Missouri Volunteer...
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Nicholas Greusel of the 36th Illinois Infantry Regiment—who was next in line of seniority—that he must assume command of the brigade. Colonel Greusel...
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Sheridan 1st Brigade BG Joshua W. Sill (k) Col Nicholas Greusel 36th Illinois: Col Nicholas Greusel, Maj Silas Miller (w&c), Cpt Porter C. Olson 88th...
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Ltc Daniel D. T. Cowen 37th Brigade k-21, w-118, m-4 = 143 Col Nicholas Greusel 36th Illinois: Cpt Silas Miller 88th Illinois: Col Francis Trowbridge...
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Nicholas Greusel 44th Illinois: Col Charles Knobelsdorff Fifth Division created 1 June BG Alexander Asboth 1st Brigade Col Nicholas Greusel 36th...
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disease, for a total of 332 fatalities. Colonel Nicholas Greusel - resigned on February 7, 1863. Colonel Greusel was a native of Bavaria, born on July 4, 1817...
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to reconnoiter along Ford Road. Osterhaus' force consisted of Col. Nicholas Greusel's brigade of his own 1st Division, several cavalry units led by Col...
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repulsed, and Larrabee was commended by his brigade commander, Colonel Nicholas Greusel, for his leadership in the defense of the battery. After the battle...
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Missouri Volunteer Infantry, and the lost gun was recovered. Colonel Nicholas Greusel deployed his brigade along the southern edge of a cleared field with...
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