- Experiencing black fatigue, liberal fatigue and democrap fatigue. I’m so tired of this stupidity.
- Reparations = People who never owned slaves giving money to people who never were slaves.
- I want reparations for my white ancestor who gave his life in the Civil War
- WE DONT DESPISE DEMOCRATS ENOUGH
- I’m black and I’ve had black fatigue since 2008 when a Kenyan ruined race relations in America.
- The people who want reparations should be legally required to pay back all the Union soldiers families who freed them. Many of them lost their lives to free these ungrateful racists!
- So let me get this straight…. A group of people that didn’t do anything wrong, should give money to a group that had nothing done to them. There must be some of the most ignorant people in America.
- Corey Bush got voted out Now it’s time to vote out black Kojack, the brother pumper, and the rest of The Squad!
- Trillions of taxpayer dollars for affirmative action, college tuition, food stamps, welfare, medicaid, subsidized housing, and other social programs over the past 60 years. Reparations paid!
White deserves reparations – Democrats should pay it since they are the people who supported slavery nation-wide. It was the Republicans who defeated them and took their slaves away from them. So every time these idiots call for reparations, ask for reparations for the people who served fighting Democrat slavery
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White Union Soldiers:
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Approximately 2.1 million men served in the Union army.
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About 180,000 African American soldiers served in the Union army, making up roughly 10% of the total Union fighting force.
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This suggests around 1.92 million Union soldiers were non-African American, primarily white, though small numbers of other groups (e.g., Native Americans, immigrants) were included.
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Union deaths were roughly proportional to enlistment. If 90% of Union soldiers were white, and assuming 360,222 total Union deaths (traditional estimate), approximately 324,200 white Union soldiers died. Using Hacker’s higher estimate of 400,000–420,000 Union deaths, the number of white Union deaths could range from 360,000 to 378,000. The 2024 estimate suggests a slightly lower figure, potentially 315,000–360,000 white Union deaths.
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Caveats:
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These figures are estimates, as records did not consistently differentiate by race.
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Disease was the leading cause of death (about two-thirds of total deaths), affecting all soldiers regardless of race.
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The estimates include only military deaths, not civilian casualties, which are poorly documented.
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Thus, a reasonable estimate is that approximately 315,000 to 378,000 white Union soldiers died fighting for the North, with the range reflecting different methodologies and data sources.
Estimating Descendants of White Union Soldiers Who Died
Calculating the number of living descendants in 2025 of white Union soldiers who died in the Civil War is complex, as it depends on family size, generational reproduction rates, and survival of lineages. Here’s a reasoned approach:
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Assumptions:
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Generational Span: The Civil War ended in 1865, 160 years ago. Assuming an average generational length of 25–30 years, there have been approximately 5–6 generations since the war.
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Family Size: In the 19th century, families were often large, with 4–8 children per couple, though not all survived to adulthood. By the 20th century, family sizes decreased to 2–3 children on average. For simplicity, assume an average of 2–3 surviving children per generation who themselves reproduced.
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Soldiers’ Families: Many soldiers who died were young (average age 26) and may not have had children before dying. However, some had children before enlisting or left pregnant widows. Assume 50% of the deceased soldiers had at least one child, based on historical marriage and fertility patterns.
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Lineage Survival: Not all family lines persist due to childlessness, mortality, or migration. Assume 80% of lineages survive per generation.
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Calculation:
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Take the midpoint of white Union deaths: 350,000.
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Assume 50% (175,000) had at least one child, resulting in 175,000 initial children (first generation).
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For each generation, assume an average of 2.5 children per person who reproduces, with 80% of lineages surviving:
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Generation 1 (1865–1895): 175,000 children.
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Generation 2 (1895–1925): 175,000 × 2.5 × 0.8 = 350,000 descendants.
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Generation 3 (1925–1955): 350,000 × 2.5 × 0.8 = 700,000 descendants.
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Generation 4 (1955–1985): 700,000 × 2.5 × 0.8 = 1,400,000 descendants.
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Generation 5 (1985–2015): 1,400,000 × 2.5 × 0.8 = 2,800,000 descendants.
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Generation 6 (2015–2025, partial): 2,800,000 × 2.5 × 0.8 = 5,600,000 descendants.
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If only 5 generations are considered (more conservative), the estimate is 2.8 million descendants. If some soldiers’ lines died out or fertility rates were lower, the number could be lower; if more soldiers had children or family sizes were larger, it could be higher.
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Adjustments:
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Immigration and Population Growth: The U.S. population grew from 31 million in 1860 to 345 million in 2025, partly due to immigration. Descendants of Union soldiers are a subset of this population, diluted by non-descendant lineages.
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Intermarriage: Descendants may not identify solely as “white” today due to intermarriage across racial and ethnic groups.
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Data Gaps: No direct genealogical studies track descendants of Union soldiers specifically, so this is a mathematical projection.
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Final Answer
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White Union Soldiers Who Died: Approximately 315,000 to 378,000 white Americans died fighting for the North in the Civil War, based on historical estimates and recent census-based revisions.
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Descendants in 2025: Estimating conservatively, these soldiers likely have 2.8 million to 5.6 million living descendants in the United States today, depending on whether 5 or 6 generations are considered and accounting for family size and lineage survival.
These figures are rough estimates due to incomplete historical records and the complexity of tracing descendants over 160 years. For precise genealogical data, individuals can use services like Ancestry.com or consult historical societies, but no comprehensive study exists for this specific group
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