Burial Sites and Death Information - Lest We Forget
Robinson's Battery continues the search for the final resting place of each of its men. If you know where any of our men are buried, please contact me at lindquist@acd.net. Far from being macabre, it allows us to to be certain that each of these men, who did his duty for his country, is honored to the best of our ability. Our goal is that each grave be appropriately marked so that others remain aware of the sacrifices made by these men.
Although events and battles
in the East often overshadowed the many engagements and skirmishes fought by
the Army of the Tennessee,
it was men such as the cannoneers of Battery C, 1st Michigan Light Artillery who marched and
fought and died, implementing General Sherman's concept of total war upon the
enemy, that brought the Civil War to an end.
The men who served in the Battery were men who believed
in the concept of the Union and voluntarily
enlisted to preserve that belief. They
were often close to middle-aged: farmers
and factory workers, clerical and business men.
They left their employment, their homes and their families to help wage
a war that would have a far-reaching and lasting effect on their country. Their actions should never be forgotten.
The Gettysburg Address
Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a
new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men
are created equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any
nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great
battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a
final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might
live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not
hallow -- this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have
consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract.
The world will
little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what
they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the
unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It
is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us --
that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for
which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve
that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall
have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people,
for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Abraham Lincoln, 1863
Harvey Acker
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason, MI
Family stone just in front of Harvey Acker's military stone
Photos courtesy of Erik Lindquist
Calvin Ashley
Mr. Ashley died at the Soldier's Home in Grand Rapids, Michigan and was buried at Fulton Cemetery in the same city. This is the family plot...
...and this is his personal stone.
Photos courtesy of Alan Teelander
Henry Augburn
Mr. Augburn was one of the soldiers from other units who served with the Battery. He is buried in a small, nearly abandoned cemetery called the Frank Boehm Cemetery in Jay County, Indiana.
The cemetery is located east of Geneva, Indiana. Here is a closer view.
Photos courtesy of a very determined and intrepid researcher, Terry Gosselin
Andrew Bagley
Anfrew Bagley died on October 29,1910 at Orange Township, Delaware County,
OH. He had also served in the 39th
Ohio and is buried in the Chishim Cemetery in Delaware County, OH.
David J. Ballard
David J. Ballard, 36, of Ypsilanti,
died April 22, 1862 at Hamburg Landing, TN,
and is buried in the National Cemetery at Shiloh, TN.
Fitch Barker
Fitch Barker of Allegan, aged 31, died at St. Louis
on March 11, 1862 and is buried in the National
Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, MO, Section 53,
Grave No. 956.
Note that poor Fitch's last name is spelled wrong on his gravestone.
Thanks to John Keith for requesting this image from Jefferson Barracks.
Thomas D. Beasley
Thomas D Beasley died at the
Soldier's Home in Dayton, Ohio on March 6, 1881. He is buried in the Dayton National Cemetery in
section B-15, Grave 29.
Photo courtesy of Mike Zander on findagrave.com
William E. Bell
William E. Bell died on May 15,1901 and buried at Highland
Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
He served with our battery as well as in the cavalry. The latter unit is on his stone.
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Daniel D. Bolton
Daniel Bolton is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Tim Howery
Edward Boyers
On
July 1, 1862, 23 year old Edward Boyers
of Jackson died at Camp Clear Creek, MS.
Benjamin Briggs
Benjamin Briggs died on March 15,1888 in Onondaga, MI and was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, MI.
Photo courtesy of Deb Gosselin
Harrison Bryant
Harrison Bryant, 18, from Jackson,
MI, died September 10, 1864, and is buried in the National
Cemetery at Knoxville, TN.
John Burch
John Burch died on February 16, 1926 at Marine
City, Michigan and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Photo courtesy of BJZ on findagrave.com
John Freeman Button
Mr. Button died in 1911 and was buried at the Oak Grove Cemetery in Coldwater, Michigan. His mother's maiden name was Lawton seen in mid-stone. Button is more obscure but visible at the base.
This is the top of his personal stone.
Photos courtesy of J. Sullivan
Henry Cady
Buried in Grass Lake West Cemetery (also called Maple Grove) in
Jackson, MI
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolfe
John Jay Calkins
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, MI
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Benjamin Carter
Benjamin Carter is buried in the Midland (Michigan) Cemetery. He has a personal and a military stone...
...as well as a family stone. His wife, Marietta's stone (1832 - 1920) can be seen to the right.
Photos courtesy of Rollin Yeakle
William E. Carter
William Carter died in Minnesota on March 22,
1916 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. He was buried in the
Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis.
Photo courtesy of D. Vangsness.
John Charden (Chardon)
John Charden (this is how the name is spelled in the roster) is buried at the Dayton National Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.
Photo courtesy of Lulabell on findagrave.com
John Cheney
John Cheney died on September 28, 1926 in Redwood Falls, Minnesota and was buried
in the Redwood
Falls Cemetery, in Division 5, Row 9, Lot
2. The Michigan database incorrectly lists the death date as November 8, 1915 and the place as Marne, MI.
The family stone is at left.
This information was kindly provided by Bob Laufenberger, the sexton of the Redwood
Falls Cemetery. The photographs were kindly provided by Roger C. Breckinridge.
John Cheney's personal stone
Enos Clark
Enos Clark was born about 1832 and died November 9, 1923. He is
buried
in Row 8 of Millgrove Cemetery in Allegan County,
Michigan next to the Martin Heath family.
See Biography A-M.
Photo courtesy of Tim Howery and Leigh Ann of findagrave.com
James Clark
Buried at The Old Soldier's Home in Grand Rapids, MI
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
William F. Clark
Mr. Clark died in 1889 and was buried at Pleasant Lake Cemetery, Steuben County,
Indiana. His stone names the 1st Michigan Sharp Shooters, in which he also served. Sadly his stone was broken and face down when discovered by our intrepid photographer who turned it right side up and cleaned it - many thanks.
Photo courtesy of Terry Gosselin
Benjamin Cole
Corporal Benjamin Cole, from
Coldwater, died of disease at age 22 and was buried at the National Cemetery in
Corinth, Mississippi, Grave No. 2568.
Alfred Colesby
Buried at Willard Grove Cemetery in Channahon, IL
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Benoni Collins
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, MI
Levi Conrad
Twenty-one year old Levi Conrad, of St. Louis, Missouri, died October 30, 1862 and is buried at the National Cemetery at Corinth, MS.
Harmon H. Cooley
Buried in Pecktown Cemetery in Van Buren County, MI
Luman Cooley
Buried at The Old Soldier's Home in Grand Rapids, MI
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Warren Russell Corey
Warren Russell Corey died
on April 5, 1911, in Michigan
City, Indiana and was
buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan
City, Indiana.
Photo courtesy of great great grandson, Ken Ponche
Ervine E. Crane
Ervine Crane and his wife Phoebe are buried at Highland Cemetery at Brooklyn, Michigan. His stone is nearly illegible. Hers, below, is also a military style stone.
Phoebe's stone
John S. Cray
Buried in Village Cemetery, Palmyra, Wayne
County, NY
Photo courtesy of Daryl Verstreate,
Jr.
Nathaniel Curlis
Buried in the Hartman Cemetery in
Williamsburg OH
Photo courtesy of Pamela
Smith of the Clermont County Genealogical Society
John S. Curtis
John S. Curtis died on December 31, 1919 in Cheshire Township and was buried in Oakwood
Cemeteryin Allegan, MI. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site. His biography would tend to dispute that assumption.
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Alexander W. Dees
Captain Dees and his wife are buried in Section 5A of Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Jerry Radloff
William H. Delamater
William was born on April 26, 1835 in Erie, Ohio. He is buried in Section B, Site 3507, in the National Cemetery at Knoxville, TN. He is erroneously listed as being at Fremont but was buried in Tennessee after he died there on April 16, 1913.
Photo courtesy of Howard A. Sutherland at findagrave.com
William Derby
Died June 5, 1909 and buried in Lafayette, OR; Papers
John Down (Doones)
New recruit John Down (or Doones), 27, of Leslie,
Michigan joined the Battery at Prospect, TN, in
January of 1864. By March 7, he had
died. He was buried at Fitchburg Cemetery, Stockbridge, MI.
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolfe
Abel Dunton
Abel Dunton died on June 2, 1897 in Heath Township and is buried in Riverside
Cemetery, Allegan County, MI. He is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site. See his biography.
Photo courtesy of Deb Gosselin
John Durfee
John Durfee was in and out of veteran's
homes for the last many years of his life. The record from the VA Center in Dayton, Ohio says that his wife
was sent a telegram regarding his death which occurred on April 22, 1909. He is buried in Section Q Row
24 Site 14 of the Dayton National Cemetery.
Photo courtesy of Jil on finagrave.com
James Durose
James Durose was buried in Fairview Cemetery in Stillwater, Washington County, Minnesota. His veteran home record is under Original Documents. He also served with the 5th Minnesota Infantry.
Photo courtesy of PPR on findagrave.com
Horace Eldred
Horace Eldred died on June 11,1904 in Allegan and was buried at Mountain Home
Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Photo courtesy of Bob Gaudio
Caleb Ensign
Buried in Mountain View
Cemetery in Oakland, Alameda Cty, CA
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Asa Estabrook
Buried in Mill Grove Valley Cemetery, Allegan, MI
Photo courtesy of John Keith
Abraham (and Mary) Evans
Abraham is buried with his wife Mary (Tennant) Evans in the Elbridge Township Cemetery in Oceana County, MI.
Photo courtesy of great great-grandson, Chuck TenBrink
Elijah Evans
Elijah Evans is buried in Millgrove Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Deb Gosselin
Lyman Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher died on February 5, 1932 and was buried at the Washington Soldier's Home in Orting,
Washington.
Photo courtesy of Mike Webb of
findagrave.com
Frank Fort
Mr. Fort was born in 1836 and died on September 7, 1913. He is buried at the Angelus Rosedale Cemetery in plot 221 N grave 2 SW, Los Angeles, California.
Photo courtesy of Tim Howery
John Frank
John Frank died on January 6, 1894 in Monterey Township and was buried at Poplar
Hill Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name was included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Photo courtesy of Phyllis Wenban
Angus Fraser
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Allegan, MI
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Cyrus French
Cyrus French died on December 1, 1917 in
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
George B. French
George B. French died on December 2, 1918 in Brooklyn, Jackson County, Michigan and was buried at Columbia Township Highland Cemetery, also in Brooklyn, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolfe
Richmond W. French
Mr. French died tragically of severe injuries and was buried at Columbia Township Highland Cemetery, Brooklyn, Michigan
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolfe
Merrill Fuller
Merrill Fuller died on October 29, 1920 at
the National Home in Kansas is buried at the Leavenworth
National Cemetery, plot 31 R8/GR7,
in Leavenworth, Kansas. See Biography A-M.
Photo courtesy of Steve Jones
Hiram Furguson
Buried in the Antioch
Cemetery in Mesick, Michigan
George W. Gillett
George W. Gillett died on December 15, 1908 in Roseburg, Sanilac County, Michigan and was buried in the Fremont Township Cemetery.
Samuel Gladden
Died February 14,1888 and buried at
Morningside Cemetery, Roscoe, Edmunds County, South Dakota
William Godfrey
Buried at Walker Cemetery, Rives Junction, Michigan
Photos courtesy of Erik Lindquist
William is buried next to his wife, Barbara.
Henry Gomer
Henry Gomer died on January 24, 1863; his body was originally buried at Nashville, Tennessee but later was reinterred in Oakland Cemetery, Keokuk, Iowa.
Photo courtesy of Terry Altheide from the Lee County Veterans
Project
Thomas Gregg
Buried at Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan
Photo courtesy of Jerry Radloff
Frank E. Hadley
Mr. Hadley is listed as E. Frank on the original battery roster, Francis on his pension records and Frank E. on his gravestone. A closeup is below.
Photos courtesy of Jeff Whitehead
He is buried in Batavia Cemetery, Branch County, Michigan.
William W. (or A.) Hall
William, 20 years old, died of disease on January 18,
1862, shortly after enlisting, and is buried in the Jefferson Barracks National
Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri. His middle initial is variously given as W. or A. but is A. on his grave stone.
Photo courtesy of Judy Mayberry Belford
Chandler Hamlin
Chandler Hamlin is buried at East Arlington Cemetery, Van Buren Cty, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Terry Gosselin
Henry T. Hardy
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, Michigan
Henry Hardy's family stone
William H. Harris
Buried at Oakgrove Cemetery, Coldwater, Michigan
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Richard W. Hawes
Richard W. Hawes died on Dec. 16, 1926 and was buried in the Valleau Cemetery in Ridgewood, NJ.
Photo courtesy of Joe Suplicki, historian of Ridgewood, New Jersey
Austin Hayward
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia
Variously listed as Haywood
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Martin Heath
Martin V. Heath was born on April 07, 1834 in New York and died August 4, 1904 in
Petosky, Emmet County, Michigan. At the time of his death, he was listed
as
a real estate dealer.
Photos courtesy of Tim Howery and Leigh Ann of findagrave.com
He was buried with his family in the Millgrove
Cemetery in Allegan County, Michigan.
John Hemmett
Died on January 27, 1864 and buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia
Listed as Hemmett, not Hammett, on the Battery Roster
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
John Hern (Herr)
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, GA
Listed as Herr, not Hern, in the Battery Roster See also Battery Mystery
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
John, this time with his surname spelled Herr, also has a memorial stone at Newburgh Cemetery near Livonia, Michigan although he is not buried there.
Photo courtesy of J. F. Witkowski
Franklin Higgins
Franklin died in Douglas, Allegan
County, Michigan on May 1, 1879. He was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan.
Seymour H. Hogle
Seymour died on May 25, 1930 and is buried in the Burr Oak Township Cemetery in St. Joseph County, Michigan.
Photos courtesy of Cam Davis
George W. Houck
George W. Houck died on September 30, 1921 and was buried at Sunny Lane Cemetery in El Reno, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
Photo courtesy of Ken Dillon
Herbert Howe
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan
Jason A. Hunt
Mr. Hunt died on February 16, 1898 and was laid to rest in the Taylor
Cemetery in Isabella County, Michigan. See his biography. This is the family stone - the next photo shows the family name more clearly.
Photos courtesy of Terry Gosselin
Close up of surname
He also has a personal stone...
...and military stone.
Charles L. Huntley
Mr. Huntley died on July 17, 1918 and was buried at Brant Township Cemetery in Brant, Michigan. See his biography.
A closer view - under Charles Huntley's name on the
headstone, it reads:
Civil War
Co. C Mich Lt Art
Photos courtesy of Terry Gosselin
John L. Huntley
Shortly after enlisting, John L. Huntley of Leslie died of disease on February 28, 1865 near Cheraw, South Carolina, at the age of 19. Biography
William W. Hyzer
William Hyzer is buried in Union Cemetery in Guthrie Center, Iowa. This image shows the family plot with the Hyzer name on the large stone.
Photo courtesy of Cindy Baldogo
This is a closer view of his personal stone.
Jerome Ide
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Jackson, Michigan
Photo courtesy of Steve Redinger
Norman Ide
Norman Ide died on December 24,1910 and was buried in the
Oak Grove Cemetery in Manchester, MI.
Burroughs Ingham
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan Biography
Chauncey Ingham
Chauncey Ingham died on January 14, 1929 at Sedro Wooley, WA and was buried in Union Cemetery in Skagit County, WA.
Joseph N. Ingham
Joseph Ingham died on Nov 28, 1894and was buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in
Fillmore, New York. His stone reads: Veteran Mich Bat Nov 28, 1894 Age 72
Yr.
Emanuel Ish
Emanuel Ish died on July 24, 1917 in Fremont, Michigan. He was buried with his wife, Anna, in the Clark Cemetery in
Fremont Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. They have a family stone...
...he has a personal stone...
...and behind the large stone, he has a government issue military stone.
Photos courtesy of Terry Gosselin
William R. Jameson
On the July 1, 1864, William R. Jameson, of Quincy, died; hewas 28 when he was buried at the National Cemetery at Nashville,Tennessee.
Thomas J. Johnson
Thomas Johnson died on December 1, 1918 in Jacksonport, WI. He and his wife, Annie, [born February 12, 1844 died November 26,
1918] are buried at Church of the Holy Nativity Episcopal
Cemetery also known as the Christ the King
Episcopal Cemetery located SE 1/4 SE 1/4 corner Section 15, Town of
Jacksonport, Door County, Wisconsin.
A close up of the family name and his personal data are below.
Mr. Johnson's dates
The family name
Photos courtesy of Linda S. from findagrave.com
Carl Lamberg
Carl Lamberg died of consumption on July 1, 1868 and is buried in
Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, TN. Biography
James Lambie
James Lambie died on October 3, 1926 in Eaton Rapids, Michigan. He was buried in Sowle Cemetery in St. Johns, Michigan. He has a personal stone....
....and a family stone.
Photos courtesy of James M. Trendel on findagrave.com
Lorenzo A. Leffingwell
Corporal Leffingwell died on
December 6, 1913 and was buried at Pentwater Township Cemetery, Oceana County, MI.
Photo courtesy of Kris Lindquist
James Lilly
James Lilly, 34, of Washtenaw County, died on April 30, 1862 and is buried at the National Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, MO, Section
52, Grave No. 888.
Thanks to John Keith for requesting this image from Jackson Barracks.
Enols Loyd
Enols Loyd is listed on the Sons of the Union Veterans
grave roster;
they claim he served with Battery C. His pension record claim shows
both Batteries G and C. His headstone order shows only G. The
official summary from the Wood National Cemetery listed the following:
Photo courtesy of Phillip at findagrave.com
Name:
Enols Loyd
Service Info.:
WAGONER CO C 1 MICH US ARMY
Death Date:
10 Mar 1899 Cemetery:
Wood National Cemetery
Cemetery Address:
5000 West National Ave. Bldg. 1301 Milwaukee, WI 53295 Buried At:
Section 9 Site 109
Whether or not we can prove he served with our Battery, he clearly served his country and is proudly honored here. Biography
Henry Lynes (Lyons)
Henry Lynes (Lyons), 20 years old, died of disease on January 18,
1862 at Benton Barracks, MO and was buried in the Jefferson Barracks National
Cemetery in St. Louis, MO.
Ellis (Ella) D. Main
Ellis D. Main passed away on April 13, 1921 at the age of
77 and is buried at Highland Cemetery in Brooklyn, MI.
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolfe
Jeremiah Marks
Jeremiah Marks of Lenawee County died October 2, 1863 and was buried in the National Cemetery
at Memphis, TN.
Nathaniel Marston
Nathaniel Marston is
buried in Section 21 of the Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Tim Howery
Daniel D. Martin
Daniel D. Martin, of Leslie, Michigan died on December 21, 1864 near Savannah, GA. He was 37 years old and is buried in the National Cemetery
at Beaufort, SC, Section 41, Grave No. 4758.
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Samuel Martin
Samuel Martin died in 1868 and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery in Rush. Monroe County, New York.
Courtesy of Tim Howery
John McCue
John McCue died in May of
1900 and was buried at the Indiana State Soldier's Home in West Lafayette, IN.
He is listed in the Roster as John McQue.
Asa McFall
Asa McFall is buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Howell, Michigan. This image of his grave was kindly provided by Asa's great great great granddaughter, Tashana
Misner. She also confirmed that Battery members Asa McFall and Reuben McFall
(below) were brothers.
Reuben McFall
Buried in Corinth National Military Cemetery in Corinth, MS, Grave
No. 3380
Photo courtesy of Cam Davis
John A. Miller
John Miller was buried in the Spring Lake Cemetery, Ottawa County, Michigan. He died in 1905.
Photograph courtesy of Chuck Harthy
William F. Miller
Mr. Miller died on December 12, 1876 and was buried in Section A of the National Soldier's Home, Dayton,
Ohio.
Lewis Clinton Moore
Lewis
Clinton Moore died April 5, 1880 in Cohocton, Steuben County, NY and
is buried there in the Clearview Cemetery. The transcription calls him
Clinton Moore but the death date and mention of his service in the battery confirm that he is the correct person.
Joseph W. Morris
Joseph W. Morris died on February 15, 1928
in Monroe, MI and is buried in Doty
Cemetery in Monroe, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Tracy Francis on findagrave.com
Lorenzo Mosher
Lorenzo Mosher died on May 15, 1877 and was buried at the Wahjamega Cemetery in Caro, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Ellinda on findagrave.com
Adelbert A. Mudge
Adelbert Andrew Mudge died on January
16, 1934 and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Wilson, NY.
Photo courtesy of A. Diane Muscoreil.
Edwin Munger
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Edward Nichols
Died in TN on May 14, 1862 and was buried at the Oak Hill
Cemetery in Evansville IN
John S. Nichols
John was laid to rest in Lakeview Cemetery
in Quincy, MI.
Photo courtesy Cam and Sharon Davis
Abraham Norris
Abraham Norris, of Allegan, died May 19, 1862 at Hamburg Landing, TN.
Elliott Norton
Elliott Norton was 18 years old when he enlisted in Coldwater on February 10, 1864. Private Norton was wounded in action on March 24, 1865 at Greensboro, NC. He was then taken as a prisoner of war and died May 21, 1865. He is buried at the Raleigh National Cemetery in Wake County, NC in Grave No. 171.
Photo courtesy of Cheryl Behrend
James O'Brien
Thirty-twoyear old James O'Brien from Mackinac died October 2, 1863 at Memphis and was buried in the National Cemetery at Memphis, TN.
Philip O'Brien
James O’Brien, descendant, at the grave marker of Phillip and Margaret O’Brien, Calvary Cemetery, Cheboygan, MI.
James Ostrander
Mr. Ostrander died on November 4, 1902 and was buried with his wife at Hobart Cemetery, Hobart, Indiana. Biography
Photo courtesy of Richard Nusbaum
Solomon Ostrander
Solomon's grave was rededicated on October 4, 2008. A new military issue headstone is in place at his grave in Oakwood Cemetery, Allegan, MI.
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Henry Palmer
Henry Palmer
was born on August 3, 1844, the son of Andrew and Betsy Palmer. He died on February 14, 1915 at River Rouge, MI and was buried in Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, MI.
Photo courtesy of Laura on findagrave.com
Aurelius Parkhurst
Aurelius Parkhurst died on May 27, 1914 at Kalamazoo County
Insane Asylum. He also served in this unit. He is buried in the Riverside Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan.
Photo courtesy of Deb Gosselin
William Partridge
New recruit 21 year old William Partridge, of Jackson, joined the Battery at Prospect, TN in January of 1864. By March 7th, he had died.
George Percival
Died December 15, 1893 and buried at Lakeside Cemetery, Decatur, VanBuren Cty,
MI
Photo courtesy of Toni I. Benson, of the Van Buren District
Library in Decatur, MI
Stephen V. Percival
Buried in Ida County, IA
Louis (Lewis) Pfaff
Louis (Lewis) Pfaff died on October 20, 1908 and is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Washington County,
OH. Biography
Photo from Graveyard Ghost of findagrave.com
William S. Platt
According to National Archive records, William S. Platt
died on January 6, 1912.
Charles Prell
Charles Prell from Jackson, 18 years
old, died on July 9, 1864 at Rome,
GA.
Orson Prouty
Orson Prouty was killed in action at Sandstone Ferry, GA on July 7, 1864. He was buried in Section F, Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA.
Orson's name is included on a family stone at the Mallery Cemetery in Kalamazoo, MI although he is buried in Georgia.
When discovered, the stone was covered with moss, only the
name at the top could be read. Many years ago when it was clean, someone
recorded the inscription on the stone:
"Killed in battle before Atlanta, Georgia, July 7, 1864,age
20y 5m Private Co. C 1st Regt Mich Light Art. Veteran Volunteers"
Photo courtesy of Chris Czopek
Israel Ramalia
On April 14, 1864, Israel Ramala, 21 years old, from Hillsdale, died at New Madrid, MO. He was reported to have been buried in the National Cemetery at Memphis, TN but there is a gravestone in the Morgan Cemetery in Cambra, Hillsdale County, MI with this inscription. It is on the back of his parent's stone so could be a memorial but seems too fancy for that purpose alone. His brother, Jacob, is below.
Note that the family name is spelled Ramalia, not Ramala as in the Roster, on both stones. Poor Israel's first name isn't right either.
Photo courtesy of Judy Cozart of Hillsdale County from Michigan Genweb Archives
Jacob Ramalia
Jacob Ramala is also buried in the Morgan Cemetery, Hillsdale County, MI.
Note that on both Israel's and Jacob's stones the name is spelled Ramalia (not
Ramala).
Photo courtesy of Judy
Cozart of Hillsdale County from Michigan Genweb
Archives
James Rathbone
A Leslie native, James Rathbone, was the last cannoneer to die of disease; he was 28 years old and died on June 23, 1865, two days after the Battery was mustered out, while in a hospital on Davids Island in the New York harbor. He was buried in the Cypress Hills National Cemetery at Brooklyn, NY, Grave No.3046. Note that his last name is spelled Rathburn on his stone.
Photo courtesy of Chuck on findagrave.com
George W. Raymond
George Raymond died on
March 10, 1918
in Leslie, MI and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Woodlawn, MI.
Photos courtesy of findagrave.com
John Raymond
John Raymond died on November 7, 1923 and was buried in Felt Plains Cemetery, Leslie, MI.
Henry O. Reynolds
Henry O. Reynolds died on
April 13, 1915 in Mason, Michigan. He was buried at Maplegrove Cemetery of that city. He has a personal stone...
...a military stone...
...and a family stone.
Photos courtesy of Sandra Moore on findagrave.com
Sterne L. Ripley
Grand Rapids native Sterne L. Ripley, 42, died October 1, 1863 at St. Louis, MO and is buried inthe National Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, Section 32, Grave No. 2827.
Thanks to John Keith for requesting this image from Jackson Barracks.
George Robinson
Buried in Graceland Cemetery in Chicago, IL
Photo courtesy of Chris Czopek
William F. Royston
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, GA
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Asa M. Russell
CorporalAsa M. Russell, of Ypsilanti,died on September 1, 1862 at Iuka, MS at the age of 23. He is buried in the National Cemetery at Corinth, MS.
Mason S. Safford
Buried in Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Merrick Searl
Buried in Hawley Cemetery, Mason, MI
Notice that his military stone, to the right of the large stone and below, spelled his last name as Searls.
Photos courtesy of Kris Lindquist
George W. Shane (not Shaw)
George W. Shane died in February 13,1917 in Grand Ledge, MI and was buried
in Oakwood Cemetery, Grand Ledge, MI. The first photo shows the family stone and the smaller stones. His wife, Eunice, is buried next to him. The second photo is his stone.
Eunice was the sister of William Delamater, another battery member.
Photos courtesy of Boulder at findagrave.com.
Henry T. Shier
Buried at Poheta Cemetery in Salina, KS
Photo courtesy of George Shier
John P. Sinclair
John P. Sinclair was buried in Oakwood Cemetery of Traverse City, MI in the 1st Addition, Block
241, Lot 4. Monument of Civil
War soldier marked McPherson Post No. 18 G.A.R. He had no head stone but was laid to rest between the graves of Francis BORDEN and Lawrence HAYNES. m.
Hillsdale, Mich. May 15, 1867/8 and Arabella ROBERSON b. ____
d. ______. In 2009, Robinson's Battery, with a great deal of help from Sexton Brendon Morgan from Oakwood Cemetery, obtained a military headstone which marked Mr. Sinclair's grave for the first time. A dedication ceremony was held on October 17, 2009.
Sexton Morgan also found the original GAR star that had been placed on Mr. Sinclair's grave. It can be seen at the left of his stone above. A close-up of his name engraved on a name plate attached to the back of the star is above.
Robert O. Sinclair
Robert Sinclair died in 1934 and was buried in Riverside Cemetery in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. He served both in the infantry and with the Third Battery.
Photo courtesy of Veronica Madlon
William Sinclair
William Sinclair was born in Akron, Ohio on October 31, 1838 and died in Rochester, New York on January 11, 1897.
He was buried at the Lakeview Cemetery in Galveston, Texas with his wife. See his biography.
Photos courtesy of auterson4 on Findagrave.com
Samuel Sloat
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA
Photo courtesy of John Hughes
Elihu Smith
Elihu Smith died on January 8, 1910 in Watson Township and was buried at Oakwood
Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name was included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Ira Smith
Ira
Smith died in1895 and was buried in the Jerome Cemetery in Jerome, Hillsdale County, MI. His wife, Phebe, survived him and filed a pension application. She is buried there also.
Photo courtesy of Deb Hayes-Wolf
Sanford A. Smith
Buried at Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, MI
Photos courtesy of Jerry Radloff
Sanford Smith's grave was rededicated by the Sons of the Union Veterans in 2008.
Aaron Spangle
Aaron Spangle is buried in the Maple Shade Cemetery in Onsted, Lenawee County, MI. He died
on August 9, 1905. His stone reads Co E 3rd Mi Cav
rather than the Battery.
Photo courtesy of Carol Stevens of Tipton, MI
Benjamin F. Stalder
Buried in Nye Cemetery, Chauncey, OH
Listed as Benjamin F. Stadler in the Roster
Photo courtesy of Pam Evener
Thomas
J. Stewart
According to National Archive records,
Thomas J. Stewart died on October 15,1910.
James Sullivan
James Sullivan died in 1888 and was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Luther, Michigan. A close up of the stone is below.
Photos courtesy of Terry Gosselin
William F. Sweeney
WIlliam Sweeney filed his pension in Arizona where he was survived by his
wife and daughter. He is buried in Kingman, AZ.
William H. Symon
William Symon died on September 2, 1920 and was buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
His name on the Roster is given as either Lymon or Simon.
Charles
Thompson
According to National Archive records,
Charles
Thompson died on November
30, 1933
in Ypsilanti, MI. He is buried in Stony Creek Cemetery, Washtenaw County, Michigan near Ann Arbor.
Photo courtesy of Ted Griffin
Dewitt
Clinton Towne
Dewitt
Clinton Towne died on
September 8, 1917
at Castle Rock, CO.
Hiram M. Towne
Hiram Town died August 25,1920 and was buried in Section 16 of Grand Lawn Cemetery, in
Redford Township, Detroit, MI.
His wife, Mary Aldina Towne, is buried next to him.
Photos courtesy of Jerry Radloff.
Philip Vahue
Buried in Jewett
Cemetery (sometimes called Mallery Cemetery) in Allegan County, MI
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Absalom Walker
Absalom Walker died on October 25, 1908 in
Bloomingdale Township, Van Buren County, Michigan and is buried in the Pecktown
Cemetery (the same place as Harmon Cooley). He lived most of his life in
Cheshire Township, Allegan County.
Manly Walker
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, MI
Martin Wall
Mr. Wall died at the Michigan Soldier’s Home in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Febuary 8, 1919 and is interred there. His stone
only indicates his 26th Michigan
service. See his biography.
William
Wallace
William Wallace died on August 7, 1914 at Arlington, Michigan and was buried at the Freeport Cemetery in Barry County, Michigan. This is the family stone...
...and this is his personal stone.
Photos courtesy of drbuck on findagrave. com
Joseph Watson
Joseph Watson, 25, of Jackson, enlisted in Company E,
3rd Michigan Cavalry and then transferred to the Battery
on December 1, 1861. He was wounded
during the Siege of Corinth, MS in May of 1862. He died on June 1 and is buried in the National Cemetery
at Corinth.
Thomas West
On
January 6, 1863, Thomas West died
and was buried in the National Cemetery at Nashville,
TN.
Henry H. Wilber
Mr. Wilber is buried at Pleasant View Cemetery
Blissfield, Lenawee County, Michigan. See his Biography.
Photo courtesy of findagrave.com
Philip
Wilking
The National Archive records show that
Philip Wilking died on July 27, 1910.
Charles H. William
Charles
H. William died on February 10, 1926 in Hastings, Michigan. He was buried at the Riverside Cemetery in that city. His family stone is at left...
...and this is his personal stone.
Photos courtesy of Brian Schwanke
Levi L. Williams
Mr. Williams is buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Middleville, Michigan. The photo below shows the family stone - his persona; stone can be seen to the right.
Photo courtesy of Brian Schwanke
George Winter
George Winter passed away February 5, 1917 and was laid to rest
in the Lakeview Cemetery
in Quincy, MI.
Photo courtesy of Jeff Whitehead
Hiram Wiser
Buried in Lakeview Cemetery in Quincy, MI
Photo courtesy of Chris Czopek
William E. Wortman
William E. Wortman is buried in Grant Cemetery, Niobe, Chautauqua County, New York.
Photo courtesy of Carol Brown from findagrave.com
Ira A. Wright - Last Man Standing
Ira Wright appears to have been the original Battery's longest surviving member. He died on October 25, 1934 in Milwaukee, WI and was buried at Wood National Cemetery, Plot: 26,
93, in that city.
The Gettysburg Address
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Mason, MI
Family stone just in front of Harvey Acker's military stone
Mr. Ashley 
...and this is his personal stone.
Mr. Augburn was one of the soldiers from other units who served with the Battery. He is buried in a small, nearly abandoned cemetery called the Frank Boehm Cemetery in Jay County, Indiana.
The cemetery is located east of Geneva, Indiana. Here is a closer view.
Anfrew Bagley died on October 29,1910 at Orange Township, Delaware County,
OH. He had also served in the 39th
Ohio and is buried in the Chishim Cemetery in Delaware County, OH.
Fitch Barker of Allegan, aged 31, died at St. Louis
on March 11, 1862 and is buried in the National
Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, MO, Section 53,
Grave No. 956.
Thomas D Beasley died at the
Soldier's Home in Dayton, Ohio on March 6, 1881. He is buried in the Dayton National Cemetery in
section B-15, Grave 29.
William E. Bell died on May 15,1901 and buried at Highland
Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Daniel Bolton is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, Michigan.
Benjamin Briggs died on March 15,1888 in Onondaga, MI and was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, MI.
John Burch died on February 16, 1926 at Marine
City, Michigan and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr. Button died in 1911 and was buried at the Oak Grove Cemetery in Coldwater, Michigan. His mother's maiden name was Lawton seen in mid-stone. Button is more obscure but visible at the base.
This is the top of his personal stone. 
Buried in Grass Lake West Cemetery (also called Maple Grove) in
Jackson, MI
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, MI
Benjamin Carter is buried in the Midland (Michigan) Cemetery. He has a personal and a military stone...
...as well as a family stone. His wife, Marietta's stone (1832 - 1920) can be seen to the right.
William Carter died in Minnesota on March 22,
1916 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. He was buried in the
Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis.
John Charden (this is how the name is spelled in the roster) is buried at the Dayton National Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.
John Cheney died on September 28, 1926 in Redwood Falls, Minnesota and was buried
in the Redwood
Falls Cemetery, in Division 5, Row 9, Lot
2. The Michigan database incorrectly lists the death date as November 8, 1915 and the place as Marne, MI.
John Cheney's personal stone
Enos Clark was born about 1832 and died November 9, 1923. He is
buried
in Row 8 of Millgrove Cemetery in Allegan County,
Michigan next to the Martin Heath family.
See 
Buried at The Old Soldier's Home in Grand Rapids, MI
Mr. Clark died in 1889 and was buried at Pleasant Lake Cemetery, Steuben County,
Indiana. His stone names the 1st Michigan Sharp Shooters, in which he also served. Sadly his stone was broken and face down when discovered by our intrepid photographer who turned it right side up and cleaned it - many thanks.
Corporal Benjamin Cole, from
Coldwater, died of disease at age 22 and was buried at the National Cemetery in
Corinth, Mississippi, Grave No. 2568. 
Buried at Willard Grove Cemetery in Channahon, IL
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, MI
Buried in Pecktown Cemetery in Van Buren County, MI
Buried at The Old Soldier's Home in Grand Rapids, MI
Warren Russell 
Ervine 
Phoebe's stone
Buried in Village Cemetery, Palmyra, Wayne
County, NY
Buried in the Hartman Cemetery in
Williamsburg OH
John S. Curtis died on December 31, 1919 in Cheshire Township and was buried in Oakwood
Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site. His 
Captain Dees and his wife are buried in Section 5A of Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, Michigan.
William was born on April 26, 1835 in Erie, Ohio. He is buried in Section B, Site 3507, in the National Cemetery at Knoxville, TN. He is erroneously listed as being at Fremont but was buried in Tennessee after he died there on April 16, 1913.
New recruit John Down (or Doones), 27, of Leslie,
Michigan joined the Battery at Prospect, TN, in
January of 1864. By March 7, he had
died. He was buried at Fitchburg Cemetery, Stockbridge, MI.
Abel Dunton died on June 2, 1897 in Heath Township and is buried in Riverside
Cemetery, Allegan County, MI. He is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site. See his 
John Durfee was in and out of veteran's
homes for the last many years of his life. The 
James Durose was buried in Fairview Cemetery in Stillwater, Washington County, Minnesota. His veteran home record is under 
Horace Eldred died on June 11,1904 in Allegan and was buried at Mountain Home
Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Buried in Mountain View
Cemetery in Oakland, Alameda Cty, CA
Buried in Mill Grove Valley Cemetery, Allegan, MI
Abraham is buried with his wife Mary (Tennant) Evans in the Elbridge Township Cemetery in Oceana County, MI.
Elijah Evans is buried in Millgrove Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan.
Mr. Fletcher died on February 5, 1932 and was buried at the Washington Soldier's Home in Orting,
Washington.
Mr. Fort was born in 1836 and died on September 7, 1913. He is buried at the Angelus Rosedale Cemetery in plot 221 N grave 2 SW, Los Angeles, California.
John Frank died on January 6, 1894 in Monterey Township and was buried at Poplar
Hill Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name was included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Allegan, MI
George B. French died on December 2, 1918 in Brooklyn, Jackson County, Michigan and was buried at Columbia Township Highland Cemetery, also in Brooklyn, Michigan.
Mr. French 
Merrill Fuller died on October 29, 1920 at
the National Home in Kansas is buried at the Leavenworth
National Cemetery, plot 31 R8/GR7,
in Leavenworth, Kansas. See 
Buried in the Antioch
Cemetery in Mesick, Michigan
Buried at Walker Cemetery, Rives Junction, Michigan
William is buried next to his wife, Barbara.
Henry Gomer died on January 24, 1863; his body was originally buried at Nashville, Tennessee but later was reinterred in Oakland Cemetery, Keokuk, Iowa.
Buried at Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan
Mr. Hadley is listed as E. Frank on the original battery roster, Francis on his pension records and Frank E. on his gravestone. A closeup is below.
He is buried in Batavia Cemetery, Branch County, Michigan.
William, 20 years old, died of disease on January 18,
1862, shortly after enlisting, and is buried in the Jefferson Barracks National
Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri. His middle initial is variously given as W. or A. but is A. on his grave stone.
Chandler Hamlin is buried at East Arlington Cemetery, Van Buren Cty, Michigan.
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, Michigan
Henry Hardy's family stone
Buried at Oakgrove Cemetery, Coldwater, Michigan
Richard W. Hawes died on Dec. 16, 1926 and was buried in the Valleau Cemetery in Ridgewood, NJ.
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia
Martin V. Heath was born on April 07, 1834 in New York and died August 4, 1904 in
He was buried with his family in the Millgrove
Cemetery in Allegan County, Michigan.
Died on January 27, 1864 and buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, GA
John, this time with his surname spelled Herr, also has a memorial stone at Newburgh Cemetery near Livonia, Michigan although he is not buried there.
Seymour died on May 25, 1930 and is buried in the Burr Oak Township Cemetery in St. Joseph County, Michigan. 
Photos courtesy of Cam Davis
George W. Houck died on September 30, 1921 and was buried at Sunny Lane Cemetery in El Reno, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan
Mr. Hunt died on February 16, 1898 and was laid to rest in the Taylor
Cemetery in Isabella County, Michigan. See his 
Close up of surname
He also has a personal stone...
...and military stone.
Mr. Huntley died on July 17, 1918 and was buried at Brant Township Cemetery in Brant, Michigan. See his 
A closer view - under Charles Huntley's name on the
headstone, it reads:
Civil War
William 
This is a closer view of his personal stone.
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Jackson, Michigan
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, Michigan 
Chauncey Ingham died on January 14, 1929 at Sedro Wooley, WA and was buried in Union Cemetery in Skagit County, WA.
Emanuel Ish died on July 24, 1917 in Fremont, Michigan. He was buried with his wife, Anna, in the Clark Cemetery in
Fremont Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. They have a family stone...
...he has a personal stone...
...and behind the large stone, he has a government issue military stone.
On the July 1, 1864, William R. Jameson, of Quincy, died; hewas 28 when he was buried at the National Cemetery at Nashville,Tennessee.
Thomas Johnson died on December 1, 1918 in Jacksonport, WI. He and his wife, Annie, [born February 12, 1844 died November 26,
1918] are buried at Church of the Holy Nativity Episcopal
Cemetery also known as the Christ the King
Episcopal Cemetery located SE 1/4 SE 1/4 corner Section 15, Town of
Jacksonport, Door County, Wisconsin.
Mr. Johnson's dates
The family name
James Lambie died on October 3, 1926 in Eaton Rapids, Michigan. He was buried in Sowle Cemetery in St. Johns, Michigan. He has a personal stone....
....and a family stone.
Corporal Leffingwell died on
December 6, 1913 and was buried at Pentwater Township Cemetery, Oceana County, MI.
James Lilly, 34, of Washtenaw County, died on April 30, 1862 and is buried at the National Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, MO, Section
52, Grave No. 888. 
Enols Loyd is listed on the Sons of the Union Veterans
grave roster;
they claim he served with Battery C. His pension record claim shows
both Batteries G and C. His headstone order shows only G. The
official summary from the Wood National Cemetery listed the following: 
Henry Lynes (Lyons), 20 years old, died of disease on January 18,
1862 at Benton Barracks, MO and was buried in the Jefferson Barracks National
Cemetery in St. Louis, MO.
Ellis D. Main passed away on April 13, 1921 at the age of
77 and is buried at Highland Cemetery in Brooklyn, MI.
Nathaniel Marston is
buried in Section 21 of the Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, Michigan.
Daniel D. Martin, of Leslie, Michigan died on December 21, 1864 near Savannah, GA. He was 37 years old and is buried in the National Cemetery
at Beaufort, SC, Section 41, Grave No. 4758.
Samuel Martin died in 1868 and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery in Rush. Monroe County, New York.
John McCue died in May of
1900 and was buried at the Indiana State Soldier's Home in West Lafayette, IN. 
Asa McFall is buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Howell, Michigan. This image of his grave was kindly provided by Asa's great great great granddaughter, Tashana
Misner. She also confirmed that Battery members Asa McFall and Reuben McFall
(below) were brothers. 
Buried in Corinth National Military Cemetery in Corinth, MS, Grave
No. 3380
John Miller was buried in the Spring Lake Cemetery, Ottawa County, Michigan. He died in 1905.
Mr. Miller died on December 12, 1876 and was buried in Section A of the National Soldier's Home, Dayton,
Ohio.
Joseph W. Morris died on February 15, 1928
in Monroe, MI and is buried in Doty
Cemetery in Monroe, Michigan.
Lorenzo 
Adelbert Andrew Mudge died on January
16, 1934 and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Wilson, NY.
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA
Died in TN on May 14, 1862 and was buried at the Oak Hill
Cemetery in Evansville IN 
John was laid to rest in Lakeview Cemetery
in Quincy, MI. 
Elliott Norton was 18 years old when he enlisted in Coldwater on February 10, 1864. Private Norton was wounded in action on March 24, 1865 at Greensboro, NC. He was then taken as a prisoner of war and died May 21, 1865. He is buried at the Raleigh National Cemetery in Wake County, NC in Grave No. 171.
James O’Brien, descendant, at the grave marker of Phillip and Margaret O’Brien, Calvary Cemetery, Cheboygan, MI.
Mr. Ostrander died on November 4, 1902 and was buried with his wife at Hobart Cemetery, Hobart, Indiana. 
Solomon's grave was rededicated on October 4, 2008. A new military issue headstone is in place at his grave in Oakwood Cemetery, Allegan, MI.
Henry Palmer
was born on August 3, 1844, the son of Andrew and Betsy Palmer. He died on February 14, 1915 at River Rouge, MI and was buried in Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, MI. 
Aurelius Parkhurst died on May 27, 1914 at Kalamazoo County
Insane Asylum. He also served in this unit. He is buried in the Riverside Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan.
Died December 15, 1893 and buried at Lakeside Cemetery, Decatur, VanBuren Cty,
MI
Buried in Ida County, IA
Louis (Lewis) Pfaff died on October 20, 1908 and is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Washington County,
OH. 
Orson Prouty was killed in action at Sandstone Ferry, GA on July 7, 1864. He was buried in Section F, Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA.
Orson's name is included on a family stone at the Mallery Cemetery in Kalamazoo, MI although he is buried in Georgia.
On April 14, 1864, Israel Ramala, 21 years old, from Hillsdale, died at New Madrid, MO. He was reported to have been buried in the National Cemetery at Memphis, TN but there is a gravestone in the Morgan Cemetery in Cambra, Hillsdale County, MI with this inscription. It is on the back of his parent's stone so could be a memorial but seems too fancy for that purpose alone. His brother, Jacob, is below.
Jacob Ramala is also buried in the Morgan Cemetery, Hillsdale County, MI.
Note that on both Israel's and Jacob's stones the name is spelled Ramalia (not
Ramala). 
A Leslie native, James Rathbone, was the last cannoneer to die of disease; he was 28 years old and died on June 23, 1865, two days after the Battery was mustered out, while in a hospital on Davids Island in the New York harbor. He was buried in the Cypress Hills National Cemetery at Brooklyn, NY, Grave No.3046. Note that his last name is spelled Rathburn on his stone.
George Raymond died on
March 10, 1918
in Leslie, MI and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Woodlawn, MI.
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John Raymond died on November 7, 1923 and was buried in Felt Plains Cemetery, Leslie, MI.
Henry O. Reynolds died on
April 13, 1915 in Mason, Michigan. He was buried at Maplegrove Cemetery of that city. He has a personal stone...
...a military stone...
Grand Rapids native Sterne L. Ripley, 42, died October 1, 1863 at St. Louis, MO and is buried inthe National Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks, Section 32, Grave No. 2827.
Buried in Graceland Cemetery in Chicago, IL
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, GA
Buried in Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI
Buried in Hawley Cemetery, Mason, MI
George W. Shane died in February 13,1917 in Grand Ledge, MI and was buried
in Oakwood Cemetery, Grand Ledge, MI. The first photo shows the family stone and the smaller stones. His wife, Eunice, is buried next to him. The second photo is his stone.
Eunice was the sister of William Delamater, another battery member. 
Buried at Poheta Cemetery in Salina, KS
John P. Sinclair was buried in Oakwood Cemetery of Traverse City, MI in the 1st Addition, Block
241, Lot 4. Monument of Civil
War soldier marked McPherson Post No. 18 G.A.R. He had no head stone but was laid to rest between the graves of Francis BORDEN and Lawrence HAYNES. m.
Hillsdale, Mich. May 15, 1867/8 and Arabella ROBERSON b. ____
d. ______. In 2009, Robinson's Battery, with a great deal of help from Sexton Brendon Morgan from Oakwood Cemetery, obtained a military headstone which marked Mr. Sinclair's grave for the first time. A 
Sexton Morgan also found the original GAR star that had been placed on Mr. Sinclair's grave. It can be seen at the left of his stone above. A close-up of his name engraved on a name plate attached to the back of the star is above.
Robert 
William Sinclair was born in Akron, Ohio on October 31, 1838 and died in Rochester, New York on January 11, 1897. 
He was buried at the Lakeview Cemetery in Galveston, Texas with his wife. See his 
Buried at Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, GA
Elihu Smith died on January 8, 1910 in Watson Township and was buried at Oakwood
Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name was included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
Ira
Smith died in1895 and was buried in the Jerome Cemetery in Jerome, Hillsdale County, MI. His wife, Phebe, survived him and filed a pension application. She is buried there also.
Buried at Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit, MI
Sanford Smith's grave was rededicated by the Sons of the Union Veterans in 2008.
Aaron Spangle is buried in the Maple Shade Cemetery in Onsted, Lenawee County, MI. He died
on August 9, 1905. His stone reads Co E 3rd Mi Cav
rather than the Battery.
Buried in Nye Cemetery, Chauncey, OH
James Sullivan died in 1888 and was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Luther, Michigan. A close up of the stone is below.
Photos courtesy of Terry Gosselin
WIlliam Sweeney filed his pension in Arizona where he was survived by his
wife and daughter. He is buried in Kingman, AZ.
William Symon died on September 2, 1920 and was buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Allegan, MI. His name is included on a list of
"Indigent Soldiers" on the Allegan County Genweb site.
According to National Archive records,
Charles
Thompson died on November
30, 1933
in Ypsilanti, MI. He is buried in Stony Creek Cemetery, Washtenaw County, Michigan near Ann Arbor.
Hiram Town died August 25,1920 and was buried in Section 16 of Grand Lawn Cemetery, in
Redford Township, Detroit, MI.
His wife, Mary Aldina Towne, is buried next to him.
Buried in Jewett
Cemetery (sometimes called Mallery Cemetery) in Allegan County, MI
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, MI
Mr. Wall died at the Michigan Soldier’s Home in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Febuary 8, 1919 and is interred there. His stone
only indicates his 26th Michigan
service. See his 
William Wallace died on August 7, 1914 at Arlington, Michigan and was buried at the Freeport Cemetery in Barry County, Michigan. This is the family stone...
...and this is his personal stone.
Mr. Wilber is buried at Pleasant View Cemetery
Blissfield, Lenawee County, Michigan. See his 
Charles
H. William died on February 10, 1926 in Hastings, Michigan. He was buried at the Riverside Cemetery in that city. His family stone is at left...
...and this is his personal stone.
Mr. Williams is buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Middleville, Michigan. The photo below shows the family stone - his persona; stone can be seen to the right.
George Winter passed away February 5, 1917 and was laid to rest
in the Lakeview Cemetery
in Quincy, MI.
Buried in Lakeview Cemetery in Quincy, MI
William E. Wortman is buried in Grant Cemetery, Niobe, Chautauqua County, New York.
Ira Wright appears to have been the original Battery's longest surviving member. He died on October 25, 1934 in Milwaukee, WI and was buried at Wood National Cemetery, Plot: 26,
93, in that city.