albert henry woolson was the last surviving veteran of the civil war.
who was the last surviving veteran of the civil war?
albert henry woolson
bullet::::- owen thomas edgar (1831–1929) — u.s. navy. served on the uss "potomac" and uss "allegheny".









































section::::19th century.:bleeding kansas (1854–1861).









































bullet::::- john brown (1844–1940) — border ruffian. participated in the lawrence massacre with quantrill's raiders.









































bullet::::- john edward rastall (1840–1927) — free-stater.









































section::::19th century.:american civil war (1861–1865).









































bullet::::- albert henry woolson (1850–1956) — union army. last verified union veteran.









































bullet::::- james albert hard (1841–1953) — union army. last combat veteran. served at first bull run, antietam, and chancellorsville.









































bullet::::- pleasant riggs crump (1847–1951) — confederate army. last verified confederate veteran. see last surviving confederate veterans.
last surviving united states war veterans
section::::notable examples of "lasts".









































bullet::::- daniel f. bakeman, the last surviving veteran of the revolutionary war









































bullet::::- hiram cronk, the last surviving veteran of the war of 1812









































bullet::::- owen thomas edgar, the last surviving veteran of the mexican–american war









































bullet::::- albert woolson, the last surviving civil war veteran









































bullet::::- john b. salling, the last surviving confederate states of america (u.s.) civil war veteran









































bullet::::- jones morgan, the last surviving spanish–american war veteran









































bullet::::- george ives, the last surviving veteran of the second boer war









































bullet::::- charles carroll of carrollton, the last surviving signer of declaration of independence
notable last facts