United States, Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890

officially known as

Special Schedule: Surviving Soldiers, Sailors and Marines and Widows, etc.

These are the names that are included on the 1890 Union veterans census, which is separate from the enumeration schedule that burned but about half of this census was also lost - mostly the southern and western states.

We also have a transcription of the schedule.

Andrews, Henry
Baggoti, William
Bowlin, Dennis
Boyd, William
Burgess, William
Burnett, John H.
Caldwell, Theodore
Dickerson, George H.
Dickerson Samuel
Dunn, Albert W.
Eberhard, Henry C.
Elliot, James A.
Flanagan, John
Floyd, William D.
Gahagan, Michael
Heasley, Thomas G.
Henry, William
Hopkins, William P.
Ihde, Christian
Johnson, Gabriel
Johnson, Richard
Johnston, Kinney
King, Charles S.
Knight, William H.
Langham, Augustus
Lehde, William
Long, Thomas
McCumsey, Benjamin F.
McDonald, Emiline - widow
McGregor, Duncan
Milligan, Hugh
Mitchel, John S.
Munson, Richard
Neenson, Richard
Norris, George W.
Smeth, Edward
Smith, Thomas
Snook, John S.
Stoneman, Jacob E.
Talant, Catherine
Tarver, John I.
Warfield, Benjamin
Washington, Minerva - widow
Willard Lewis