Alexander Elliott

Alexander C. Elliott
Lahir	1831 Beaver County, Pennsylvania
Meninggal	February 9, 1905 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dikebumikan	Highwood Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pengabdian	Amerika Serikat
Dinas/cabang	Angkatan Darat Amerika Serikat (Union Army)
Pangkat	Sersan
Kesatuan	1st Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company A
Perang/pertempuran	Perang Saudara Amerika: Pertempuran Cross Keys Pertempuran Cedar Mountain Pertempuran Thoroughfare Gap Pertempuran Bull Run Kedua Pertempuran Chantilly Pertempuran Antietam Pertempuran Fredericksburg Burnside's "Mud March" Kampanye Chancellorsville Penyerbuan Stoneman 1863 Pertempuran Aldie Kampanye Gettysburg Pertempuran Gettysburg Pertempuran Culpeper Court House Kampanye Bristoe Kampanye Mine Run Pertempuran Todd's Tavern Kampanye Overland Pertempuran Yellow Tavern Pertempuran Haw's Shop Pertempuran Totopotomoy Creek Pertempuran Cold Harbor Pertempuran Trevilian Station Pertempuran Poplar Springs Church Pertempuran Hatcher's Run Pertempuran Dinwiddie Court House Kampanye Appomattox Pertempuran Five Forks Battle of Paine's Cross Roads Pertempuran Appomattox Court House
Penghargaan	Medal of Honor

Alexander C. Elliott (1831 – 9 Februari 1905) adalah seorang prajurit Amerika Serikat yang mengabdi pada Union Army dalam Perang Saudara Amerika sebagai sersan. Ia meraih penghargaan tertinggi negaranya, Medal of Honor, atas pengabdiannya di Paines Crossroads, Virginia pada 5 April 1865. Penghargaan tersebut dianugerahkan pada 3 Mei 1865.^[1][2][3]

• "Alexander Elliott" (memorial with gravesite photographs). Salt Lake City, Utah: Find A Grave, retrieved online September 22, 2018.
• History of the First Reg't Pennsylvania Reserve Cavalry from Its Organization, August 1861, to September, 1864, with List of Names of All Officers and Enlisted Men Who Have Ever Belonged to the Regiment, and Remarks Attached to Each Name, Noting Change, &c. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: King & Baird, Printers, 1864.
• Thomas, Hampton S. Some Personal Reminiscences of Service in the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: L.R. Hamersly, 1889.