Antigo in Langlade County, Wisconsin — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)

Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

Photographed by K. Linzmeier, September 19, 2014

1. Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

Inscription.

Grand Army of the Republic Memorial. . -G-A-R- 1861.1865 To Our Dead Comrades Erected by J. A. Kellogg W.R.C. No. 70. 1905 Roster John A. Kellogg Post No. 78 G. A. R.. F. E. Allen . J. B. Beemer . W. B. Brainard . C. Beadlestone . W. H. Blinn . S. W. Chamberlain . B. F. Dorr . E. R. Dudley . E. Daskam . J. A. Long . A. S. Russell . Henry Smith . F. M. Sherman . H. Springstead . John Atwood . David Andrews . W. D. Badger . Ed. Boyle . H. O. Beard . S. Lloyd Breck . C. G. Burdick . C. M. Beattie . E. Barrett . J. E. Bicknam . John B. Balch . E. P. Bridgeman . Edwin Beard . John Bahr . A. J. Brown . John Bernier . Washington Brown . R. C. Briggs . Geo. W. Bemis . Abel L. Bedell . Andrew Bovee . Rufus Barcus . A. J. Calkins . Geo. Costley . J. O. Conner . Hela. M. Carpenter . Patrick Corbett . Theodore W. Cornell . Lorenzo D. Cone . Peter Colton . Frank Clark . John Clark . Andrew J. Calkins . Warner S. Carr . James H. Craine . Henry Calkins . Arlo Cheever . Avery Colborn . F. A. Deleglise . John Dixon . David Dicks . H. H. Dudley . C. Werden Deane . Geo. F. Dailey . Chris Dehersberger . Chas. Decanter . Davis Eben . Jack Dowd . W. J. Empey . Martin V. Elliott . Wm. Fife . L. S. Ferguson . Francis Fryer . Chas. Ferguson . Dominicus Fowler . George Fehl . John A. Finney . John M. Fischer . Lemual L. Foster . Chas. Gosha . Danl. Graham . John W. Goodwin . Theodore Graves . E. W. Gallagan . B. Garrity . G. W. Garrett . Thos. Gleason . Chas. Graves . Chas. E. Goodnow . Joseph Gatchey . Peter Hilger . W. H. Higgins . J. H. Heath . W. J. Hagen . R. J. Hitchcock . Z. Hammond . Nelson Habart . A. J. Hooker . A. R. Hull . Wm. Hampton . Wm. C. Hubbard . Patrick Hickey . Frank A. Huff . Fredrick Hillman . Frank Hoyt . George Jones . W. B. Johns . H. W. James . A. Juneau . Ed. Jarvis . Wm. James . Jas. Kennedy . A. O. D. Kelley . J. N. Kiefer . A. Kling . F. P. Kennedy . Chas. N. Knapp . Davis Kirk . John R. Leykom . Edw. LaLonde . Ira Lake . Beng. F. Lillie . Henry Lloyd . Franklin Locks . Robt. Lewins . M. J. Lower . W. Laing . H. M. Lord . Aug. C. Ludkey . Warren W. Lake . John Merchant . Mortz Muller . Thos. McDonald . E. N. Meller . Andrew Michaelson . John W. Merrill . D. A. Morgan . William Meller . Simon Matheny . Chas. Mosher . H. A. Mills . W. Madder . D. M. Maxson . John Newbury . John G. Nelson . C. O. Neil . D. W. Olin . Bengeman O'Deal . R. B. Olmsted . Daniel O'Brien . J. Phelps . Joel E. Parker . E. W. Pride . John H. Reader . Henry Rust . Austin Robinson . Alexander Rodgers . A. D. Rice . J. A. Spencer . Stephen Scott . Aug. Schoepke . H. C. Shipley . John F. Saxe . Wm. Stacy . Gates Saxton . E. D. Stewart . C. H. Steele . Robert Sheriff . George W. Stanley . Fredrick Spoher . J. C. Spencer . Albert H. Stowe . Charles H. Sprague . Loren M. Shew . J. Spergon . Danel Sweeney . J. P. Sanders . A. D. Stowe . Asa K. Stickney . James Thurber . R. S. Thompson . Israel Wood . H. B. Woodhouse . W. W. Wheeler . E. J. Whitney . Wm. F. Wilson . Nicholas Weaver . Thomas Williams . D. A. Willard . Hiram H. Ward . Andrew Webley . Michel Weix . L. Zahn This tablet placed by W. H. Blinn Camp No. 7 Sons of Union Veterans U. S. A. May 30, 1929.

-G-A-R-
1861•1865
To Our Dead Comrades
Erected by J. A. Kellogg W.R.C. No. 70. 1905

Roster
John A. Kellogg Post No. 78
G. A. R. F. E. Allen • J. B. Beemer • W. B. Brainard • C. Beadlestone • W. H. Blinn • S. W. Chamberlain • B. F. Dorr • E. R. Dudley • E. Daskam • J. A. Long • A. S. Russell • Henry Smith • F. M. Sherman • H. Springstead • John Atwood • David Andrews • W. D. Badger • Ed. Boyle • H. O. Beard • S. Lloyd Breck • C. G. Burdick • C. M. Beattie • E. Barrett • J. E. Bicknam • John B. Balch • E. P. Bridgeman • Edwin Beard • John Bahr • A. J. Brown • John Bernier • Washington Brown • R. C. Briggs • Geo. W. Bemis • Abel L. Bedell • Andrew Bovee • Rufus Barcus • A. J. Calkins • Geo. Costley • J. O. Conner • Hela. M. Carpenter • Patrick Corbett • Theodore W. Cornell • Lorenzo D. Cone • Peter Colton • Frank Clark • John Clark • Andrew J. Calkins • Warner S. Carr • James H. Craine • Henry Calkins • Arlo Cheever • Avery Colborn • F. A. Deleglise • John Dixon • David Dicks • H. H. Dudley • C. Werden

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Deane • Geo. F. Dailey • Chris Dehersberger • Chas. Decanter • Davis Eben • Jack Dowd • W. J. Empey • Martin V. Elliott • Wm. Fife • L. S. Ferguson • Francis Fryer • Chas. Ferguson • Dominicus Fowler • George Fehl • John A. Finney • John M. Fischer • Lemual L. Foster • Chas. Gosha • Danl. Graham • John W. Goodwin • Theodore Graves • E. W. Gallagan • B. Garrity • G. W. Garrett • Thos. Gleason • Chas. Graves • Chas. E. Goodnow • Joseph Gatchey • Peter Hilger • W. H. Higgins • J. H. Heath • W. J. Hagen • R. J. Hitchcock • Z. Hammond • Nelson Habart • A. J. Hooker • A. R. Hull • Wm. Hampton • Wm. C. Hubbard • Patrick Hickey • Frank A. Huff • Fredrick Hillman • Frank Hoyt • George Jones • W. B. Johns • H. W. James • A. Juneau • Ed. Jarvis • Wm. James • Jas. Kennedy • A. O. D. Kelley • J. N. Kiefer • A. Kling • F. P. Kennedy • Chas. N. Knapp • Davis Kirk • John R. Leykom • Edw. LaLonde • Ira Lake • Beng. F. Lillie • Henry Lloyd • Franklin Locks • Robt. Lewins • M. J. Lower • W. Laing • H. M. Lord • Aug. C.

Photographed by K. Linzmeier, September 19, 2014

2. Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

Ludkey • Warren W. Lake • John Merchant • Mortz Muller • Thos. McDonald • E. N. Meller • Andrew Michaelson • John W. Merrill • D. A. Morgan • William Meller • Simon Matheny • Chas. Mosher • H. A. Mills • W. Madder • D. M. Maxson • John Newbury • John G. Nelson • C. O. Neil • D. W. Olin • Bengeman O'Deal • R. B. Olmsted • Daniel O'Brien • J. Phelps • Joel E. Parker • E. W. Pride • John H. Reader • Henry Rust • Austin Robinson • Alexander Rodgers • A. D. Rice • J. A. Spencer • Stephen Scott • Aug. Schoepke • H. C. Shipley • John F. Saxe • Wm. Stacy • Gates Saxton • E. D. Stewart • C. H. Steele • Robert Sheriff • George W. Stanley • Fredrick Spoher • J. C. Spencer • Albert H. Stowe • Charles H. Sprague • Loren M. Shew • J. Spergon • Danel Sweeney • J. P. Sanders • A. D. Stowe • Asa K. Stickney • James Thurber • R. S. Thompson • Israel Wood • H. B. Woodhouse • W. W. Wheeler • E. J. Whitney • Wm. F. Wilson • Nicholas Weaver • Thomas Williams • D. A. Willard • Hiram H. Ward • Andrew Webley • Michel Weix • L. Zahn This

Roster of John A. Kellogg Post No. 78 image. Click for full size.

Photographed by K. Linzmeier, September 19, 2014

3. Roster of John A. Kellogg Post No. 78

tablet placed by W. H. Blinn Camp No. 7
Sons of Union Veterans U. S. A.
May 30, 1929

Erected 1905 by J.A. Kellogg Woman's Relief Corps No. 70.

Topics and series. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil. In addition, it is included in the The Grand Army of the Republic series list.

Location. 45° 8.25′ N, 89° 8.349′ W. Memorial is in Antigo, Wisconsin, in Langlade County. It can be reached from the intersection of Aurora Street and 7th Avenue, on the left when traveling south. Monument is at Soldier's Circle in Antigo Cemetery. Touch for map. Memorial is in this post office area: Antigo WI 54409, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in Northern Wisconsin. It is also in the American Midwest,

on the Great Lakes,

and in the Corn Belt.

Globally, it is in North America,

the Great North Woods,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once the territory of the Mississippian Culture

and also the Northwest Territory.

Other nearby markers. At least 6 other

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4. Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

markers are within 14 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Francis Augustine Deleglise (approx. 0.6 miles away); Antigo's First House (approx. 0.7 miles away); U.S. Post Office Antigo, Wisconsin (approx. ¾ mile away); Veterans Memorial (approx. 0.9 miles away); Antigo Silt Loam (approx. 1.8 miles away); Langlade County Forest (approx. 13.3 miles away).

Also see . . . John Azor Kellogg. Find A Grave. (Submitted on November 15, 2014.)

Additional commentary.
1. John Azor Kellogg
"The remains of Gen. J. A. Kellogg, which were buried at Wausau fourteen years ago with military honors, were removed last week to Faribault, Minnesota, by his relatives. He was a gallant soldier and at the time of the surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomattox, he was in command of the illustrious Iron Brigade." —Marshfield Times, Friday, May 21, 1897, Marshfield, Wisconsin

— Submitted November 15, 2014.

2. W.H. Blinn
W. H. Blinn was the commander of the John A. Kellogg Post No. 78; chartered May 15, 1883.

— Submitted November 15, 2014.

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5. Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

Soldier's Circle
Antigo Cemetery

Credits. This page was last revised on March 24, 2021. It was originally submitted on November 15, 2014, by Keith L of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. This page has been viewed 939 times since then and 26 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. submitted on November 15, 2014, by Keith L of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.