William H. Campbell was the son of Peter Campbell and Elizabeth Campbell. He was born in Wisconsin and enlisted as a Private on 6 May 1861 in Company F, 4th Cavalry Regiment Wisconsin. He was wounded on May 27, 1863 during the battle for Port Hudson, Louisiana, and died as a result of those wounds on 3 Jun 1863 at New Orleans, LA.
William had two sisters, Adelia and Emma Campbell. His father Peter had already passed away while building an addition to the Union House, a hotel and tavern in Rochester, Wisconsin. There is also a newspaper article telling how William walked all the way from Rochester to his Regiment to enlist.
William had two sisters, Adelia and Emma Campbell. His father Peter had already passed away while building an addition to the Union House, a hotel and tavern in Rochester, Wisconsin. There is also a newspaper article telling how William walked all the way from Rochester to his Regiment to enlist.
William H. Campbell was the son of Peter Campbell and Elizabeth Campbell. He was born in Wisconsin and enlisted as a Private on 6 May 1861 in Company F, 4th Cavalry Regiment Wisconsin. He was wounded on May 27, 1863 during the battle for Port Hudson, Louisiana, and died as a result of those wounds on 3 Jun 1863 at New Orleans, LA.
William had two sisters, Adelia and Emma Campbell. His father Peter had already passed away while building an addition to the Union House, a hotel and tavern in Rochester, Wisconsin. There is also a newspaper article telling how William walked all the way from Rochester to his Regiment to enlist.
William had two sisters, Adelia and Emma Campbell. His father Peter had already passed away while building an addition to the Union House, a hotel and tavern in Rochester, Wisconsin. There is also a newspaper article telling how William walked all the way from Rochester to his Regiment to enlist.
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