Norma,
I tend to agree with Mr. Martin. It seems that based on your first post that Issac N would be your ancestor. He is the only one who fits your criteria in regards to dieing during the war. I did find a Willam from Danville who was a wagonmaker by trade who was seriously wounded on Nov. 25, 1863 and was discharged in 1864 but he recovered from his wounds as much as could be expected in those days. I am guessing that this Adams was wounded at Missionary Ridge based on the date of his wounding. Could it be that he was from anther county other than Vermillion? That could change the whole thing. Frank