Private Alanson G. Annis - Company "I" - 14th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Alanson G. Annis was born in 1840 at Bangor, Maine, the son of James Pomeroy Annis and Harriet B. (Kingsley) Annis. He married Persis Washburn on Novemeber 4, 1864 at Bangor Maine and they had one child, Maude Mae Annis (1869-1927.
He enlisted on March 16, 1865 at Augusta, Maine for a one-year term and was mustered into government service on March 22, 1865 at Augusta, Maine. His service records indicate that he was married, 6', blue eyes, brown hair, and was a sailor residing at Bangor, Maine. He was mustered out August 25, 1865. Alanson was also attached to the 22nd Maine Infantry (Unassigned) at which time he was unmarried.
He received an Honorable Discharge from the 14th.
Federal Pension Information: He applied for a pension on April 27, 1868 application # 132,956.
His Widow (Persis Annis) applied for a pension on June 19, 1868 application # 162,155.
David W. Washburn applied for a minor's pension as a guardian to Alanson's daughter, Maude Mae Annis on December 30,1872 application # 213,103.
Alanson died in 1868 at Brewer, Maine and is buried at Oak Hill cemetery, Section 1, Lot 10, Bangor, Maine. His grave is marked with a flat stone, Grand Army of the Republic marker and flag.
Lineage: James P. Annis {1796-1855}, Rolfe Annis {1777-1851}, Benjamin Annis {1758-1845}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1736}, Cormac Annis 1638-1717}
Headstone of Alanson G. Annis
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Private Albert Morris Annis - Company "A" - 13th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Albert Annis was born in 1844 at Hermon, Maine, the son of James Pomeroy Annis and Harriet B. (Kingsley) Annis, married September 7, 1867 Ellen Maria Annis at Brewer, Maine, died March 19, 1921 at Providence, Rhode Island and is buried at Grace Cemetery, Providence.
He enlisted at Levant, Maine November 20, 1861 at age 18 into Company A 13th Maine Infantry Regiment. Discharged for disability July 8, 1862 at Ship Island, Mississippi.
He re-enlisted at Kenduskeag, Maine November 13, 1863 into Company F (Captain Alfred Turner's Co.)29th Maine Infantry Regiment. Discharged by order Aug 22, 1865 at Savannah, Georgia.
We are fortunate to have a copy of his original Discharge Certificate which shows that Albert was: a farmer, 18 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches tall, blue eyes, dark complexion, and had black hair.
His second discharge was granted at Charleston, South Carolina on August 2, 1865, and after he returned home, he married his 2nd cousin, Ellen Maria Annis {1839-1918} (Nathaniel Olney Annis 1810-1879; Thomas Annis 1766-1816; John Annis 1732-c.1780; Andrew Annis c.1690) on September 7, 1867. Albert and his family were residing at Bangor, Maine during the 1890 Special Veteran's Census, but later returned to Providence, RI, the home of his wife's family. He died there in 1921 and is buried at Grace Cemetery, Providence, Rhode Island.
Children:
1. Eugene Morris Annis, b. September 25, 1882; d. August 1963
Lineage: James P. Annis {1796-1855}, Rolfe Annis {1777-1851}, Benjamin Annis {1758-1845}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1736}, Cormac Annis 1638-1717}
Private Albert Annis - Company "F" - 29th Maine Volunteer Infantry (Same as above).
Headstone of Albert M. Annis
Grace Cemetery
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Lieutenant Alfred Annis Jr. - Company "C" - 13th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Alfred Annis was born March 1, 1840 at Sebec, Maine, the son of Alfred and Margaret (Greenleaf) Annis. He married
September 30, 1865, Addie J. Judkins at Dover, Maine and died May 25, 1920 at Sebec, Maine. He is buried at Harriman Cemetery, Sebec, Maine.
Lt. Alfred Annis, Jr.
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Alfred enlisted in Company C, Maine 13th Infantry Regiment on December 4 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal. Promoted to Full Sergeant. Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant on September 24, 1863. Mustered out on September 24, 1863. Commissioned an officer in Company K, U.S. Colored Troops 91st Infantry Regiment on September 24, 1863. Mustered out on July 7, 1864. Transferred to Company E, U.S. Colored Troops 74th Infantry Regiment on July 7, 1864. Mustered out on July 18 1865.
Lineage: Alfred Annis {1806-1876}, Charles Thomas Annis {1767-?}, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Alfred Annis Family Harriman Cemetery
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Corporal Alonzo C. Annas - Company "D" - 1st Maine Cavalry
Alonzo C. Annas was born February 9, 1838 at Charlotte, Maine, the son of Thomas and Hannah (Strickland) Annis, married October 3, 1866, Martha Eliza Waters.
Alonzo C. Annas (left) and his brother John Annas
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Alonzo enlisted on October 19, 1861 for a three-year term and was mustered out on January 20, 1865. Alonzo was captured as a prisoner of war on March 1, 1864 near Richmond, Virginia and sent to the infamous prison at Andersonville, Georgia. He survived that ordeal and after the war he returned home to Maine and his farm.
In a local paper, circa 1890, the following was printed: "Alonzo Annas of Pembroke has sold 800 quarts of
strawberries from one-fourth acre this season, besides what they have used and canned."
He died February 10, 1924 at Pembroke, Maine and is buried at Round Pond Cemetery in Charlotte, Maine.
Lineage: Thomas Annas {1804-1879}, Charles Thomas Annas {c.1775-?}, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Alonzo C. Annas Family
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Private Alvin Haines Annis - Company "B" - 11th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Alvin Annis was born in 1843 at Hermon, Maine, the son of Simon and Mehitable(Perkins) Annis. He enlisted on March 13, 1862 at Hermon, Maine for a three-year term and was mustered into government service on March 15, 1862. According to his service record he was 5' 9", blue eyes, light hair and unmarried. Alvin died at Yorktown, Virginia on December 10, 1862 of unknown cause and is buried at
Yorktown National Cemetery, Yorktown, Virginia.
His father, Simon Annis applied for pension on September 21, 1865. Mother Mehitable Annis applied for pension on September 1, 1869.
Lineage: Simon Annis {1779-?}, Benjamin {1758-1844}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-c.1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Alvin H. Annis
Yorktown National Cemetery
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Private Augustus Cummings Annis - Company "F" - 1st Maine
Volunteer Infantry
Augustus Cummings Annis was born August 19, 1823 at Littleton, New Hampshire, the son of Cummings S. Annis and Charlotte L. (Merrill) Annis.
Augustus enlisted April 23, 1861 for a three-month term and was mustered into government service at Portland, Maine on May 3, 1861. His place of residence was Lewiston, Maine, and he was described as 5' 9", blue eyes, auburn hair, single and employed as a machinist. He was mustered out on August 5, 1861. He later enlisted in the 8th New Hampshire Infantry (See Augustus C. Annis, 8th New Hampshire, Infantry).
Lineage: Cummings S. Annis {1797-1880}, David Annis {1753-1824}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Charles Henry Annis - Company "D" - Maine Coast Guard Infantry Regiment
Charles Annis was born October 23, 1844 at Hartland, Maine, the son of Robert and Elizabeth C. (Rollins) Annis, married Mary Jane Pillsbury in 1873 and they had seven children.
Charles enlisted on December 13, 1863 and was mustered out September 6, 1865.
The newspaper notice about his drowning:
Charles died from drowning on July 11, 1908 at Lake Maranacook, Maine and he is buried with his wife at Forest Glade Cemetery at Somersworth, New Hampshire.
Lineage: Robert Annis {1820-Unk}, Dudley Annis {1796-1870}, Charles Annis {1767-1833}, Nehemiah {1717-?}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Charles H. Annis
Forest Glade Cemetery
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1st Sergeant Charles Henry Annis - Company "K" - 13th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Charles Annis was born 1828 at Berwick, Maine, the son of Nehemiah and Levinia (Hobbs) Annis, married Harriet Woveland.
Charles enlisted on October 29, 1861 and was mustered out September 22, 1863. Charles volunteered for a commission as Captain of United States Colored Troops Regiment after his discharge from the 13th Maine. Charles died at Fremont, Nebraska on July 11, 1893 and is buried at Ridge Cemetery in Fremont.
Lineage: Nehemiah Annis {1788-?}, Charles Annis {1767-1833}, Nehemiah {1717-?}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Charles H. Annis
Ridge Cemetery
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Private Dudley Annis Jr. - Company "B" - 3rd Maine Volunteer Infantry
Dudley Annis Jr. was born 1834 at Sacarappa, Maine, the son of Dudley and Abigail (Thompson) Annis. He married circa 1858, Annie Coulehan at Hartland, Maine.
Dudley served as a Private with Company "B", 3rd Maine Infantry, and Company "A", 17th Maine Infantry Regiment, and his enlistment papers describe him as 5' 7", blue eyes, light hair, and married. His regiment was attached to General Alexander Hays' Brigade of the 2nd Army Corps, Army of the Potomac. The following description is from, "The Battle of the Wilderness May 5-6, 1864", by Gordon C. Rhea: "Hay's large Brigade, with a regiment of sharpshooters thrown in for good measure, was
handily poised to relieve Getty's hard pressed soldiers above Orange Plank Road. Birney ordered them to advance.
Crack marksman from the 17th Maine headed for the far end of the Confederate formation. Stone's Mississippians
greeted them with a "terrific fire", inflicting serious casualties and capturing their commander."
As a result of the very thick brush, resulting fires, and the nature of the combat at the "Wilderness",
many soldier's bodies were never recovered, but it is most likely that this was where Dudley Annis was killed.
Dudly was reported as missing in action after the battle.
According to Probate Records in Boston, Maassachusetts dated September 24, 1866, John Coulehan, the father in law of Dudley Annis, was appointed guardian of all three minor children. Edward died as a result of drowning in 1868, and Annie Coulehan Annis was residing at Tewksbury, Massachusetts in 1895.
Lineage: Dudley Annis {1792-1865?}, Charles Annis {1767-?}, Nehemiah Annis {1717-?}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1736}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Pvt. Dudley Annis - Company "A" - 17th Maine Volunteer Infantry (Same as above).
Private Elbridge Augustus Annis - 2nd Battery - 1st Maine Light Artillery
Elbridge Augustus Annis was born December 27, 1837 at Camden, Maine, the son of John and Eliza (Ulmer) Annis, married September 20, 1863 Sarah Augusta Ludwig at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada and had four children.
Elbridge A. Annis in Camden, Maine
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Elbridge deserted his unit on May 1, 1862 and was evidently never apprehended or punished. This is when he probably went to Yamouth, Nova Scotia.
He was residing at Somersville, Maine between 1881-1884 and then returned to Camden, Maine. It was also reported that he resided at Port Huron, Michigan for 17 years, although that may be incorrect. He died in 1926 in Camden and is buried at Mount View Cemetery.
Children:
1. Lizzie Augusta Annis, b. February 7, 1865
2. James Alan Annis, b. January 4, 1867
3. William Augustus Annis, b. August 17, 1868
4. George Burton Annis, b. April 26, 1873
Lineage: John Annis {1790-1870}, Samuel Annis {1769-1849}, John Annis {1732-c.1780}, Andrew Annis {c.1690-?}
Headstone of Elbridge Annis
Mount View Cemetery
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Private George F. Annis - Company "E" - Coast Guard Infantry
George F. Annis was born September 24, 1840 at Hermon, Maine, the son of John Albert and Adeline (Annis) Annis, died October 8, 1889 at Hermon, Maine. He married 1st, Delia White, January 12, 1866, married 2nd, Laura J. Cousins, November 7, 1874, married 3rd, Mary Gillis, October 21, 1884.
Children:
1. Georgianna Pearl Annis
2. Laura May Annis, b. October 1, 1885
Lineage: John Albert Annis (1810-1889), Ralph Annis (1779-?), Benjamin Annis {1758-1844}, Rolfe Annis {1734-? }, John Annis {1700-c.1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Henry Augustus Annis - Company "A" - 16th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Hnery was born in Hartland, Maine, the son of Solonon Annis and Helen (Towle) Annis Henry Annis enlisted as a Private on September 23, 1864 at the age of 14. He was residing at Sidney, Maine at that time. He was mustered out on June 5, 1865 at Arlington Heights, Virginia.
Lineage: Solomon Annis {1823-abt. 1850}, Dudley Annis {1796-1870}, Charles Annis {1767-1833}, Nehemiah Annis {1717-1794}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1736}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Henry Augustus Annis
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Private Hiram Annis - Company "C" - 30th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Hiram Annis was born February 10, 1821 at Madison, New Hampshire the son of Joseph and Eleanor (Littlefield) Annis, married 1856, Maria Fifield at Nashua, New Hampshire. Hiram died at Madison, New Hampshire September 10, 1865. He is buried at Tasker Hill Cemetery (Annis-LIttlefield Plot), Madison, New Hampshire.
Lineage: Joseph Annis {1793-1883}, Charles Annis {1767-?}, Nehemiah Annis {1717-?}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Headstone of Hiram Annis
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Private Horace Wheeler Annis - Company "C" - 29th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Horace Wheeler Annis was born May 13, 1846 at Portland, Maine, the son of Jesse and Mary Clement (Johnson) Annis.
His parents removed to Gorham, Maine before 1850. He enlisted on December 17, 1863 and was mustered out on June 21, 1866. He reenlisted on September 16, 1867 at Amesbury, Massachusetts and served for 3 years and was discharged on September 17, 1870. He died in February 1884 and is buried at Hillside Cemetery, Monson, Maine.
Lineage: Jesse Annis {1809-1864}, Joseph Annis {1766-1848}, Jesse Annis {1745-1820}, John Annis {1700-c.1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private James E. Annis - Company "B" - 11th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Lineage: Unknown
Private James B. Annis - Company "B" - 11th Maine Volunteer Infantry
James B. Annis was born in 1821 at Hermon, Maine, the son of Simon Annis and Mehitable (Perkins) Annis. He married Pauline C. Norton in 1849 and they had 8 children.
He was residing at Springville, Maine when he enlisted on March 13, 1865 at the age of 38. He mustered
out February 2, 1866. He was married at the time of his enlistment and was recorded as the father of three children.
James died February 11, 1893 at Gardiner, Maine and is buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, South Gardiner, Maine.
Headstone of James B. Annis
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Lineage: Simon Annis, Benjamin Annis {1758-1845}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private James Pomeroy Annis, Jr. - Battery "A" - 1st Maine Heavy Artillery
James P. Annis was born 1830 at Hermon, Maine. He enlisted as a Private on December 15, 1863 and died of disease on December 12, 1864 at Petersburg, Virginia.
Lineage: James Pomeroy, Sr. {1796-1855}, Rolfe Annis {1771-?}Benjamin Annis {1758-1845}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Jesse Annis - Company "D" - 16th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Lineage: Unknown
Private John Annis - 6th Battery - 1st Maine Light Artillery
John Annis was born in 1835 at Elsmire, Denmark. He enlisted on December 20, 1861 at Houlton, ME and was mustered
into government service on January 1, 1862. He was described as 5' 7", blue eyes, fair hair, single, and a
laborer residing at Houlton. He was mustered out on June 17, 1865 at Augusta, ME. John was "slightly wounded" at the Battle of Gettysburg, and promoted to Corporal in December 1864. He died as a result of drowning at Portland, Maine in 1868 and is buried at Forest City Cemetery, Section D, Lot 5, Portland, ME, a "soldiers lot".
Lineage: Unknown
Private John Gould Annas (Annis) - Companies "C" and "H" - 10th Maine Volunteer Infantry
John Annis was born March 22, 1814 at Bethel, Maine, the son of Solomon and Patience (Sanborn) Annas), married June 16, 1840, Mary Ann Edgerly at Bethel, Maine.
John served as a Private with Companies "C" and "H",
10th Maine Infantry, and Company "K", 29th Maine Infantry. He was wounded at the Battle of Cedar Mountain on November 20, 1864 and died from exposure while lying on the battlefield. He is buried at Highland Cemetery, Buxton Maine. His son Sanford Annis also died while in the army. (See Sanford M. Annis - Company "A" - 17th US Infantry
Headstone of John G. Annas
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Lineage: Solomon Annas {1777-1872}, Solomon Annis {1747-?}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private John G. Annis - Company "K" - 29th Maine Volunteer Infantry
(Same as above)
Private John G. Annis - Company "I" - 14th Maine Volunteer Infantry (Same as above)
Private John Henry Abial Annis (Annas) - Company "F" - 6th Maine Volunteer Infantry
John Henry Abial Annis was born July 25, 1844 at Charlotte, Maine, the son of Thomas and Hannah (Strickland) Annas, married July 7, 1868, Addie Nora Sprague at Calais, Maine.
John Henry Abial Annas
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He enlisted on August 2, 1862 for a three-year term and was mustered out on August 1, 1865. He was wounded by gunshot at the Battle of Fredericksburg. After the war he removed to Sanilac County, Michigan where he resided for many years before returning to Charlotte, Maine. He died there on July 22, 1925 and is buried at Round Pond Cemetery, Charlotte.
Grave of John H. A. Annas
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Lineage: Thomas Annas {1804-1879}, Charles Thomas Annas {1767-?}, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private John L. Annis - Company "K" - 11th Maine
Volunteer Infantry
Lineage: Unknown
Private John Nason Annis - 12th Maine Volunteer Infantry
John Nason Annis was born February 3, 1836 at Sebec, Maine, the son of Alfred and Margaret (Greenleaf) Annis, married April 5, 1862, Caroline F. Lyford at Dexter, Maine and had three children.
John applied for an invalid pension (No.471294) on February 3, 1883 and his wife, Caroline, a widow's pension on February 16, 1909 (No.914465). John died on January 18, 1909 at Sebec, Maine and is buried with his wife and two children at Downs Cemetery (Center Burying Grounds), Downs Road, Sebec, Maine
Grave of John N. Annis
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Lineage: Alfred Annis {1806-1876}, Charles Thomas Annas {1767-? }, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Bugler/Ordinary Seaman Jonathan Adams Annis - 1st Regiment, District of Columbia Cavalry and U.S. Navy
Jonathan Adam Annis was born July 24, 1834 at North Haven, Maine, the son of Ezra Cornelius and Sarah B. (Stinson) Annis, married (1st) September 29, 1861, Lucinda O. Whaling at North Haven, Maine and had three children. He married (2nd) April 20, 1898, Fannie Adelaide Mansfield at Camden, Maine, no issue
Jonathan mustered in to service on January 5, 1864 at Camden, Maine. Jonathan also served in the Navy aboard the Iroquois during the Civil War, from January 1, 1865 to March 31, 1865. He applied for an invalid pension (No.9118)and received a Navy pension, certificate No. 4756 and his wife, Fannie, a widow's pension (No.1191291). Jonathan died on April 24, 1922 at Camden, Maine and is buried at Mount View Cemetery, Camden, Maine.
Grave of Jonathan A. Annis
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Lineage: Ezra C. Annis {1800-1892}, Simon Annis {1775-?}, Benjamin Annis {1758-1845}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Corporal Joseph Annis - Company "K" - 2nd Maine Cavalry
Joseph Annis was born May 5, 1837 at Clinton, Maine, the son of Dudley and Abigail (Thompson) Annis, married Eliza
Nichols.
He enlisted on December 15, 1863 for a three-year term, mustered into government service on December 24, 1863 at Augusta, Maine and was mustered out on December 20, 1865. He was described as 5' 7", blue eyes, and light
hair, married and occupied as a currier residing at Hartland, Maine.
He died on September 8, 1912 at Hartland, Maine, and is buried at Pleasant Street Cemetery, Hartland and his grave was marked with an upright marble stone and a GAR Veteran marker (Post 32).
Grave of Joseph Annis
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Lineage: Dudley Annis {1791-?}, Charles Annis {1767-?}, Nehemiah {1717-?}, Charles Annis {1693-1741}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Corporal Jothum Sewell Annis - Company "D" - 11th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Jothum S. Annis was born April 4, 1822 at Kilmarnock (or Killiamirock), the son of Sewell and Betsy (Boobier)
Annis.
He enlisted on September 9, 1861 for a three-year term, mustered into government service on October 19,
1861. He reenlisted on January 4, 1864 and was mustered out February 2, 1866. He was described as 5' 6", blue
eyes, light hair, married and occupied as a farmer at Lee, ME. He died April 5, 1898 at Enfield, Maine and is buried at Dodlin Cemetery, Section 1, Lot 12, Enfield, Maine.
Grave of Jothum S. Annis
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Lineage: Sewell Annis
Corporal Morrill James Annis - Company "C" - 1st Maine Volunteer Infantry
Morrill Annis was born in March 23, 1832 at Clinton, Maine, the son of Dudley and Abigail (Thompson) Annis, married Susan Woodbury. He married
He enlisted on August 13, 1861 for a three-year term, mustered into government service on August 21, 1861. He was discharged for disability from the 1st Maine, but he reenlisted on December 15, 1863 in the 2nd Maine Cavalry. He was mustered out on August 25, 1865. Morrill was described as 5' 9", blue eyes, dark hair, single and a lumberman residing at Oldtown and Hartland, Maine.
He died April 17, 1892 at Hartland, Maine and is buried there, Pine Grove Cemetery, Section C, Lot 48.
Grave of Morrill J. Annis
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Lineage: Dudley Annis (1791-?), Charles Annis (1767-?), Nehemiah (1717-?), Charles Annis (1693-1741), Abraham Annis (1668-1738), Cormac Annis (1638-1717)
Corporal Morrill Annis - Company "C" - 7th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Corporal Morrill Annis - Companies "C" and "K" - 2nd Maine Cavalry
Private Newell Bannister Annas - 4th Battery, 1st Maine Light Artillery Regiment
Newell B. Annas was born January 26, 1834 at Bethel, Maine, the son of Benjamin and Hannah (Farwell) Annas, married October 30, 1856, Elizabeth Jane Farwell at Bethel, Maine and had eight children.
Newell enlisted on February 29, 1864 at Bethel, Maine. He was discharged from active duty on June 17, 1865.
Newell died on August 11, 1916 at Bethel, Maine and is buried with his wife Elizabeth at Middle Intervale Cemetery, Bethel, Maine.
Grave of Newell B. Annas
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Lineage: Benjamin Annas {1782-1858}, Solomon Annas {1742-1830}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Ruel Walter Annas - 6th Battery - 1st Maine Light
Artillery
Ruel W. Annis was born in 1837 at Presque isle, Maine, the son of John Lewis and Mary (Clark) Annas. His father died in 1843 and he was residing with his mother, Mary, and brothers and sisters at Aroostook County during the 1850 census. It was reported that he died at Presque Isle, Maine on July 3, 1864 from complications of wounds received in the Battle of Petersburg,Virginia. He was never married.
Lineage: John Lewis Annas {1794-1843}, Charles Thomas Annas {1767-1833}, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Samuel Andrew Annis - Company "F" - 26th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Samuel Andrew Annis was born May 10, 1820 at Camden, Maine, the son of John and Eliza (Ulmer) Annis, married September 29, 1846, Eunice Vase Hewitt at Camden, Maine.
Samuel served as a Private in Company "F", 26th Maine Infantry Regiment. He died July 29, 1863 while on duty after the Vicksburg (MS) Campaign at Bolivar, Mississippi.
Grave of Samuel A. Annis
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Children:
1. Edwin Kelder Annis, b. February 7, 1846
2. Almand Oscar Annis, b. January 10, 1850
3. Frederick Andrew Annis, b. 1855
Lineage: John Annis (1790-1870), Samuel Annis (1769-1849), John Annis (1732-c.1780), Andrew Annis
Private Sanford Annis - Battery "F" - 1st Maine
Heavy Artillery
Sanford Annis was born September 7, 1837 at Hermon, Maine, the son of Simon and Mercy (Bramhall) Annis. He married September 4, 1859,Catherine M. Banks at Hermon, Maine and had nine children, married 2nd October 17, 1897, Abigail A. Clark at Hermon, Maine, no children.
He enlisted on December 8, 1863 at Hermon, Maine, mustered into government service the same day, and was mustered out on June 6, 1865 at Washington DC. He was wounded in action at the Siege of Petersburg (VA). He died July 2, 1918 at Hermon, Maine and is buried at Snow's Corner Cemetery, Row 4, Lot 18, Hermon, Maine.
Grave of Sanford Annis
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Lineage: Simon Annis (1800-1877), Simon Annis (1777-?), Benjamin Annis {1758-1844}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Simon Annis Jr. - 3rd Battery - 1st Maine Light Artillery
Simon Annis was born December 18, 1831 at Hermon, Maine, the son of Simon Annis and Mehitable (Perkins) Annis. He married Mary Jane Clark in 1856 and they had one child, Georgia E. Annis {1857-1897}.
Simon enlisted on September 28, 1864 at Bangor, Maine, and mustered out on June 17, 1865 at Augusta, Maine. He was described as 5' 11", blue eyes, and brown hair, married and occupied as a teamster at Hermon, Maine. He died on July 29, 1909 at Hermon, ME and is buried at Snow's Corners Cemetery, Row 1, Lot 56, Hermon, Maine.
Lineage: Simon Annis (1800-1877) Simon Annis (1777-?), Benjamin Annis {1758-1844}, Rolfe Annis {1734-? }, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Private Thomas Annas, Jr. - Company "A" - 17th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Thomas Annis was born May 15, 1832 at Charlotte, Maine, the son of Thomas and Hannah (Strickland) Annas, married July 15, 1855, Harriet Lydia Greenlaw at Charlotte, Maine.
He enlisted on March 15, 1865 for a three-year term and was mustered out on May 15, 1865. Thomas was a farmer by trade, and a member of the Baptist Church. In 1894 he resided at Charlotte, Maine, and was nearly blind. There is no record of any children. He died December 7, 1896 and is buried at Round Pond Cemetery, Charlotte.
Lineage: Thomas Annas {1804-1879}, Charles Thomas Annas {1767-? }, Daniel Annis {1735-1801}, Daniel Annis {1711-1790}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}>BR>
Private Truman Wendell Annis - Companies "B" and "G" - 11th Maine Volunteer Infantry
Truman Annis was born in 1841 at Hermon, Maine, the son of Simon Annis.
He enlisted on March 10, 1862 at Hermon, Maine for a three-year term, mustered into government service on March 15, 1862, and mustered out March 15, 1865 at Richmond, Virginia. He was described as 5' 10", blue eyes, and light hair, single and occupied as a farmer at Hermon, Maine.
Truman died September 4, 1897 at Bradford, Maine and is buried at Williams Cemetery, Bradford.
Grave of Truman W. Annis.
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Lineage: Simon Annis (1800-1877), Simon Annis (1777-?), Benjamin Annis {1758-1844}, Rolfe Annis {1734-1808}, John Annis {1700-1771}, Abraham Annis {1668-1738}, Cormac Annis {1638-1717}
Corporal William E. Annis - Company "H" - 16th Maine
Volunteer Infantry
William Edwin Annis was born June 30, 1839 at Hermon, Maine, the son of John Albert Annis and Adeline (Annis) Annis. There is no record of any marriage.
He enlisted into Company "H", 16th Maine Infantry on August 13, 1863 at Bangor, Maine. His service record describes him as: 5' 10", hazel eyes, brown hair, single, and occupied as a farmer at Hermon, Maine.
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