There are about 110 Sedgwicks in my Civil War database.
All of them will be featured here in time; here's a start.
Sedgwicks of the Colored Infantry Units
A pre-war speech delivered in Congress by Charles Baldwin Sedgwick
- General John Sedgwick (1813 - 1864)
- Killed by a sniper at Spottsylvania, Virginia
- Genealogy and photos of the famous Civil War General
- William Dwight Sedgwick - B4A4 (1831 - 1862)
- Wounded at Antietam, September 17, 1862
died ten or twelve days later, Sept 27 or 29.
- Irving M Sedgwick - 418252 (1841 - 1916)
- Congressional Medal of Honor
Provost Guard at Gettysburg
wounded at Spottsylvania
one of Lincoln's honor guard on funeral train
ref: abrahamlincolnonline.org/
- Varney A Sedgwick
- Missouri 24 Infantry
died of disease at Saint Louis
buried Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
- Sergeant George Fletcher Sedwick
- Company K, Sixth United States Cavalry
- His horse fell on him in the swamp, trapping him overnight;
he contracted a disease and died several days later. - Manuscript by Stephen R Schall
- Captain Daniel Wesley Sedwick
- Company E, Illinois 102 Volunteer Infantry
later brevetted Major by President Lincoln
with General Sherman on his "March to the Sea"
- Thomas M Sedwick
- Pvt PA 139 INF, at Gettysburg Corps 6 Division 3 Brigade 3
later captured, died a POW at Andersonville Prison, Georgia