Pre or Post-War Images
- John M. Hoag (Courtesy of the Lenawee County Historical Museum)
- John L. Sigler (From the book History of Monroe County, Michigan, a Narrative Account of It’s Historical Progress, It’s People, and It’s Principle Interests” Vol. 2 by John McClelland Bulkley
- Henry L. Stoflet: Courtesy of the Brownstown Historical Society
- John T. Palmateer
- Joseph Stevens
- George Maltz; “Men of Progress, Michigan Men” pub. 1900
- Warren Edwin Walker
- Patrick Laughlin
- Orlando Nash
- Morris Severence
- Martin Van Buren Bryant
- John Rintz
- John Porden (age 34)
- Henry H. Harris
- Frank Emerick
- Edgar Jerome Webster
- Martin Luther Mead; Highlandlake & Mead Historical Society)
- Pvt. Albert Carpenter; Ella Sharp Museum
- Albert Boies; Hudson Hist. Museum
- John Wallace; Courtesy of Lori Zeiler
- Charles Baetz
- Frederick Alchin
- Edwin Williams; Courtesy of Mike Wilkinson
- George Rathbun; Tecumseh District Library
- Henry Seage; Steve Roberts collection
- James R. Anderson
- Richard W. Seage; Steve Roberts collection
- Albert Carpenter
- Albert Wagar; Flatrock Historical Society
- James H. Cole
- Edmund H. Dodge in 1911 (age 62)
- Hubert Wesley Blackman
- Josiah D. Emerson : Logan County Hist. Museum
- Clark O. Justin
- Adam Kronbach
- William Lapham
- Lewis Haviland
- Stephen H. Mallery
- John Gibbs
- John D. Scott
- Oscar James
- James Franklin Gilmore
- Claudius Gillis
- George Owen
- Elroy McKendree Avery
- Dexter Colby Avery
- Dr. Henry Petre in 1880
- John CharlesTarsney
- George Poskitt
- William Henry Melville
- Simon Heath
- George W. Yates
- William Ward Duffield
- Jerome Wilcox
- Berger Vandewater
- James Tuttle
- Epaminondas Pelopidas Thurston
- William P. Huxford; Courtesy of USAHEC
- Jacob Harson Perine; courtesy of USAHEC
- Adelbert B. C. Delamater
- Thomas J. Lowry (Steve Bucher collection)
- Samuel Porter Howland
- Dr. William Clark
- Edward Burns ; From the book “Progressive Men of Nebraska” by Daniel Carns
- Edward Plumb
- James Farnham
- William Reeder Folwell ; USAHEC
- Frederick Alchin
- Frederick Schriner Sr.
- George W. Ansley
- Frederick P. Deul ; George Bellamy collection
- Harrison Daniels
- Joseph Crisler
- Noah Cressey
- Cornelius Schnaitter
- John S. Conant ; Bentley Hist. Library
- Charles E. Hampton
- Charles B. Parsons
- James Cassaday
- William Carrier
- William H. Carpenter ; Gary Gemmell collection
- Martin Van Buren Carpenter
- Albert V. Cole
- Alexander Toussaint Navarre
- Charles H. Barlow Courtesy of Tracy Ken Brown
- George Pennington Price
- John Milton Bancroft
- William S. Drew Courtesy of Brian Bender
- Jonathan Blurton; Gary Gemmel collection
- William H. Blanchard
- Moses F. Carleton
- Perrin C. Goodell
- Oliver Leonard Millard
- Eastman G. Carpenter
- Irvin S. Miner
- Jarius Hall; Bill Clark collection
- MIles Smith
- Simon B. Preston (Courtesy of the Hudson Historical Museum)
- Simon S. Nye (Courtesy of the Hudson Historical Museum)
Reunion Images
The following images were taken at various reunions and events that men from the Fourth Michigan Infantry attended:

Five veterans from the Fourth Michigan Infantry appear in this photograph of GAR members in Hudson, Michigan, taken sometime around 1900. Lyman Buck stands behind the fence and next to the tree, and to the right of Lyman stands John Wallace. In the row of men standing in front of the fence, beginning with the 4th man from the left and going right you find John A. Dillon, Noah Webster, Benjamin Westfall, and the man with the medals on his coat is Edgar Hamlin. Photo courtesy of the Hudson Hist. Museum.

4th Mich. Inf. GAR members standing before City Hall in Hillsdale, Michigan in 1915. From left – right: Thomas Terwilliger, Phillip Stanback, George Bolles, Marion F. Hunt, Timothy Burtch, Steven H. Mallery, Archibald Weir, William H. Birge, Charles Hartson, Herbert D. Bryan, Henry Wells Magee, William R. Fuller, Joseph W. Stevens, David Fox, George B. Brown, and Chauncey V. Burnett.

Veterans of the Fourth Michigan Infantry gather together for this photo taken on June 20th, 1911, in Adrian, Michigan. They had gathered for the regiment’s 50th Anniversary Reunion.

Veterans of the Fourth Michigan Infantry gather around their newly dedicated monument in “The Wheatfield” at Gettysburg, Pa.

Another view of the veterans at their monument in “The Wheatfield” at Gettysburg, Pa. Notice the men are seated on a ladder in the front row. It was probably used to drape a canvas over the monument before it’s unveiling during the ceremony that day June 12, 1889; Jeff Kowalis collection

Veterans of the Fourth Michigan Infantry gather together for this photo taken in Reading, Michigan in 1894. Image courtesy of Bob Coch.

Veterans of the Original, or often called the “Old”, Fourth Michigan Infantry, along with their wives, have their photograph taken in Ann Arbor, Michigan, during the 1887 reunion there.

Veterans of the Fourth Michigan Infantry were among these members of the Woodbury Post (#45) of the Grand Army of the Republic, seen posing for this photograph taken on May 30, 1894, in Adrian, Michigan.

This photograph, taken on June 22, 1925, at the Fourth Michigan Infantry’s Reunion in Hillsdale, Michigan, shows the surviving veterans of the regiment. Seated in the front row (starting from left to right) are Francis Marion Hunt (age 87), Henry Wells Magee (age 84), John L. Hills (age 86), Herbert D. Bryan (age 77), Orlando C. Nash (age 84), Charles Hartson (age 86), and George B. Brown (age 83). In the second row (seated left to right) are Albert W. Veness (age 87), Benjamin E. Westfall (age 86), John Dillon (age 80), and Albert L. Morseman (age 82). Unfortunately, the image does not have an identity for the twelfth veteran in this image, which was provided through the courtesy of the Michigan State Archives.
