Person:Edwin Hovey (2)

Watchers
m. 2 Jun 1824
  1. Lovina Hovey1826 - 1846
  2. Asher HoveyAbt 1827 -
  3. Hiram C. Hovey1829 - 1900
  4. Charles Putnam Hovey1831 - 1875
  5. Austin Hovey1833 -
  6. Nelson Hovey1835 - 1854
  7. Henry F. HoveyAbt 1838 - 1898
  8. Edwin HoveyAbt 1840 - 1865
  9. Diantha Lorinda Hovey1842 - 1924
m. 5 Apr 1863
Facts and Events
Name Edwin Hovey
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1840 Caroline, Tompkins, New York, United States
Marriage 5 Apr 1863 Boone Co., Illinoisto Sophia Robinson
Death? 22 Jul 1865 Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama, United States
Burial? 22 Jul 1865 Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, Cobb, Georgia


Served Illinois Enlisted B Co. 95th Inf Reg. IL died at Montgomery, AL on 22 July 1865 Source: Illinois: Roster of Officers and Enlisted Men Abbreviation: ILRoster

Edwin Hovey Private Co "B" 95th Infantry Died July 22, 1865 his original place of interment was Montgomery AL. He moved to Marietta and Atlanta National Cemetery Section L Grave #690. "Roll Of Honor" Volume 23 page 35The Marietta and Atlanta National Cemetery is located in the out skirts of the Village of Marietta, Georgia, in full view of the Kenesaw Mountain, twenty miles from Atlanta of the Western and Atlantic railroad. It covers twenty-four acres, and was donated to the United States by Henry G. Cole, of Marietta. The grounds rises gradually from all sides, and the summit near the center of the cemetery commands an extensive view of the surrounding country. It is beautifully laid out in sections, and is intersected with winding walks and avenues.From the summit now daily floats the national ensign,and around it lie in solemn repose, nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-four Union dead, whose remains have been gathered from all the battle-fields and hospital grounds of Sherman's advance upon Atlanta, from the banks of the Oostanaula, at Resaca, to Jonesboro, below Atlanta, and east to Augusta. The dead from Central Alabama, first collected and interred at Montgomery, have been transferred to this cemetery. Here sleep those who fell with McPherson at Atlanta, with Harker at Kenesaw, on the fields of Peachtree Creek, and in the forest of New Hope Church; and here, too lie those martyr heroes who so freely sacrificed their lives on the heights of Allatoona. "Roll Of Honor" Volume 23 page 5

HOVEY, EDWIN PVT US ARMY VETERAN SERVICE DATES: Unknown DATE OF DEATH: 07/22/1865

DATE OF INTERMENT: 07/22/1865 

BURIED AT: SECTION K SITE 3939 MARIETTA NATIONAL CEMETERY <http://www.cem.va.gov/nchp/marietta.htm> 500 WASHINGTON AVENUE

MARIETTA , GA 30060 

(770) 428-3258 (866) 238-8159

References
  1. Civil War Muster and Descriptive Roll of Compnay B (RS 301.020) - Illinois.