Noah Eddleman

Noah Eddleman was Probably born about 1807 before John Eddleman moved his family to a farm north of present-day Georgetown, Indiana.

His proven lineage is Noah Eddleman <== John Eddleman (miller of Georgetown IN, KY, NC) <== Catherine Eddleman (Her husband may have been David of PA, MD, and NC). See page 800 for his most likely lineage to Alsace Germany.

His Father was John Eddleman of NC, KY, and IN

John Eddleman was born in North Carolina about ____ shortly before the family moved to Ky, probably in 1778 at the end of a two year's journey from NC. That time was deterimined by events on the front of New River area. We do not know the families whereabout, put this on John or David page.

Growing up at his Dad's Farm and Mill

See eg817 for the boyhood days. Not yet written because I can't find much.

The Civil War Years (1862 -1865)

His son Adam J. Eddleman died in enemy hands of wounds received at Chicamauga

A Card at the Indiana State Library states:
Francis Marion Eddleman (There should be a similar card for Adam J. Eddleman, but I did not copy it. Meanwhile you can look at this. They were in different Companies of the same regiment.)
Private, Company A, 81st Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, served 3 years
Enrolled: 1862 Aug 12, Milltown, Indiana, by Captain Stout who was commander of Company A. Captain Stout was later Major Stout
Regiment was mustered 1862 Aug 29 at New Albany Indiana, Eddleman was mustered in by Lt. Morris. Eddleman served until a few days before the regiment was musterd out after a hero welcome in Indianapolis. Eddleman was mustered out 1865 June 13 at Camp Hrker in Tennessee. The History of the regiment is told in Report to the Adjutant General, State of Indiana, Volume III (1866) pages 37 to 44.
Eddleman was 20 years old. Eyes: black, Hair: black, height: 5 ft - 7 in, complexion, dark, farmer, born in Floyd County, Indiana.

The Census of 1880 gives the following informations:

This is for another family. Noah data to be entered.