Wallick Soldiers · 1861–1865
A chronological record of the prominent battles and events where Wallick soldiers served during the American Civil War. Click a soldier's name to view his biography and his regiment's involvement in that engagement.
This table lists the prominent battles or events where Wallick soldiers served during the American Civil War. Click on a soldier’s name to be linked to his biography and view his regiment’s involvement in the battle or event. The list is in chronological order.
There are some battles and events where we know Wallick soldiers were engaged in the action and at other times we must assume they were present. There is always the possibility that a soldier was uninvolved for some unknown reason. The following service records are a combination of known incidents of involvement and assumed participation, taking for granted that the soldier was healthy enough to be an “effective” and take part in the activities of his regiment and company. Usually, no roll call was recorded just before a unit entered battle. Different companies in the regiment may have had different assignments, or an individual soldier may have been absent due to sickness, temporary assignment to other duties, or on furlough.
| Battle / Event | Wallick Soldiers Present |
|---|---|
| Battle of Philippi, WV | |
| Battle of Rich Mountain |
| Battle / Event | Wallick Soldiers Present |
|---|---|
| Victory at Fort Donelson | |
| First Wallick casualty — died of disease | William D. Wallick— Died of disease at Cumberland, MD, February 26, 1862 |
| Battle of 1st Kernstown | |
| Battle of Shiloh | |
| Buckton Station — wounded and captured | Michael Wallick— Captured May 23, 1862; paroled September 18, 1862 |
| Battle of Perryville | |
| Battle of Chickasaw Bayou | |
| Battle of Stones River |
| Battle / Event | Wallick Soldiers Present |
|---|---|
| The Mud March | |
| Battle of Chancellorsville | |
| Colonel Streight's Raid on Rome, GA — captured/POW | William Wallick— Captured May 3, 1863; escaped Libby Prison February 9, 1864 |
| Battle of Port Gibson (Thompson's Hill) — wounded | |
| Battle of Raymond | |
| Battle of Champion's Hill | |
| Vicksburg — Siege & Surrender | |
| Battle of Gettysburg | |
| General Morgan's Raid of 1863 | The One Week Warriors— Five Wallicks from Peru, Indiana mustered for one week, July 10–17, 1863 |
| New York City Draft Riots | |
| Assault at Fort Wagner, SC | |
| Battle of Chickamauga — wounded | |
| Defeat and capture at Fort Henderson (Fort Athens), GA | Elijah Wallick— Captured September 24, 1863; held at Cahaba Prison |
| Assault at Missionary Ridge — died of wounds | Isaiah Wallick— Died November 27, 1863 |
| Battle / Event | Wallick Soldiers Present |
|---|---|
| Red River Campaign | |
| Battle of the Wilderness | |
| Battle of Chester Station — killed in action | Henry Wallick— Killed May 10, 1864 |
| The Bloody Angle at Spotsylvania | |
| Battle of Resaca — wounded | Michael Wallick— Wounded in hip |
| Assault at Cold Harbor | |
| Assault at Petersburg | |
| General Crook's Raid on Lynchburg, VA | |
| Assault at Kennesaw Mountain | |
| Battle of Monocacy | |
| Battle of 2nd Kernstown | |
| Battle of Atlanta — Siege & Surrender | |
| Battle of Opequon — died of wounds | Elias Wallick— Died September 23, 1864 |
| Battle of Fisher's Hill | |
| Battle of Cedar Creek | |
| Sherman's March to the Sea | |
| Battle of Franklin | |
| Battle of Nashville |
| Battle / Event | Wallick Soldiers Present |
|---|---|
| Sherman's Carolina Campaign | |
| Battle of Bentonville | |
| General Johnston's Surrender at Bennett House | |
| A fate missed on the Sultana | |
| Grand Review in Washington D.C. |