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Samuel Mickey - Civil War Soldier Samuel Mickey

Grandson of Peter Gary, Sr. through his daughter Catherine Gary Mickey.

Samuel Mickey was born on Christmas Day 1842. He was drafted as a soldier in the Civil War in to Co. K, 171st PA Infantry, 1862-63. He served in North Carolina, and was wounded at New Bern, North Carolina July 1863. He may have been living in West Virginia when he was drafted. He was living in Cameron, Marshall County, West Virginia when he applied for a disability pension in 1873.

My thanks to Barry Mickey of Findley, Ohio for providing the information and photos on this family.

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Samuel Mickey Civil War pension application

Samuel Mickey Family taken in West Virginia between 1915 and 1920 - Left to Right: Samuel Mickey, Sr., Martha Ann (White) Mickey, Isaac Newton Mickey, James Mickey, Laura B. Mickey, Samuel Mickey, Jr., Andy Logan Mickey, Linzy Mickey.