Ninety-Second Illinois Volunteers

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. This work is published by the Ninety-Second Illinois Reunion Association, under the supervision of a Committee, appointed at the third Reunion, at Mt. Carroll, September 4, 1873. Neither member of the Committee had any qualification for the proper performance of the task imposed upon them; neither had a scratch of a pen to aid in the compilation of the work; neither had time at his disposal to devote to it. The material facts have i been gathered from the diaries and old letters of the members of the Regiment, and have been hastily thrown together in chronological order. That it is but a broken fragment of an imperfect sketch of the services of the Regiment, the Committee well know, and full of imperfections, they fear; but they submit it to the generous consideration of their comrades, hoping that it may serve to revive, in the memory of each one who was a soldier in the Ninety-Second, some pleasant remembrance.