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Fifty-seventh Regiment .- This organization was formed largely from Mer- cer County, though companies were obtained in Crawford, Venango, Bradford, Tioga, Wyoming and Susquehanna Counties. Its two principal officers, Col. William Maxwell and Lieut. - Col. E. W. Woods, were both from Mercer County. It rendezvoused at Camp Curtin. In December, 1861, it was sent to Washington, and in February following was assigned to the Army of the Potomac. Col. Maxwell resigned March 1, 1862, and was succeeded by Capt.
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Charles T. Campbell, of Franklin County, an officer in the Mexican War. He was promoted to the rank of colonel and assigned command of the new regi- ment. It participated in the Peninsular campaign under McClellan, being a member of Jameson's brigade, Heintzelman's division. It operated against Yorktown for a month following April 4, 1862, sleeping in the mud as it dug trenches. It lost one man killed and five wounded. During this period much sickness prevailed. On the 24th of May it crossed the Chickahominy, and participated at Fair Oaks on the 31st, where it lost eleven killed and forty- nine wounded. Among the former was Maj. Culp. His place was taken by Capt. S. C. Simonton, promoted to major. He is now postmaster at Clarks- ville. Col. Campbell was severely wounded, and was succeeded in command by Lieut. - Col. Woods.
On the 30th of June the regiment was engaged at Charles City Cross Roads, losing seven killed and fifty-six wounded. Among the latter were Maj. Simonton and Lieut. Morse. It was subsequently engaged at Malvern Hill, where it lost two killed and eight wounded. Lieut. C. O. Etz was one of the former. When the regiment reached Harrison's Landing its ranks were reduced from nearly a thousand men a few months before to fifty-six for active duty. Col. Woods left the regiment here on account of sickness, and soon thereafter was mustered out. Capt. Ralph Maxwell, of Company F, was in command of the regiment for a time. Subsequently Maj. William Birney, of the Fourth New Jersey, brother of Gen. D. B. Birney, was assigned to the command. Having recruited in health, the regiment was transferred with other troops to the army under Gen. Pope. It participated in the terribly severe battles of Second Bull Run, August 29 and 30; Chantilly, September 1. At the latter place was killed the gallant Gen. Kearney, whose body fell within the rebel lines. Four companies of the Fifty-seventh, under a flag of truce, escorted the body into the Union lines. For a month the regiment performed picket duty at Conrad's Ferry, on the Potomac.
Col. Campbell rejoined the regiment on the 10th of October, and was with it at the terrible slaughter at Fredericksburg, December 13, where he was again wounded. In this engagement the losses were twenty-one killed, seventy-six wounded and seventy-eight missing. Capt. Ralph Maxwell, now of Greenville, commanded the regiment temporarily after Campbell's being wounded, but Capt. Peter Sides, of Company A, was promoted to be lieu- tenant-colonel, and relieved Capt. Maxwell. The next severe engagement was that of Chancellorsville, in May, 1863. The regiment lost in killed, two officers and eleven men; in wounded, three officers and forty-five men. Among the killed were Capt. Edson Rice and Lieut. Joseph Brady.
From July 1 to 3, at the famous battle of Gettysburg, the regiment performed a conspicuous part, its losses being: Killed, twelve; wounded, forty-five, and missing, forty-five. Lieuts. Henry Mitchell and John F. Cox were killed; Col. Sides was wounded, and Maj. Neeper and Lieuts. Burns, Crossly and Hines were captured. It performed efficient service in chasing the retreating rebels from Pennsylvania soil back to "Old Virginia."
Many of the men, having re-enlisted during the winter of 1863, received a veteran furlough on January 8, 1864. They returned with numerous recruits for the campaign of 1864. On the 3d of May it was heavily engaged with the enemy at the intersection of the Brock and Plank roads. Its losses were: killed, twenty-two; wounded, 128. Among the latter was Col. Sides. The command devolved upon Capt. A. H. Nelson, of Company K. It was a member of Hancock's command on the 12th of May, when an entire rebel division was captured. The regiment lost seven killed, twenty wounded
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and three missing. Among the killed was Lieut. J. C. Green. It bore a conspicuous part at North Anna River and Cold Harbor, losing many men. Capt. Edgar Williams and Lieut. John Bowers and Henry M. Adams were killed.
The regiment participated in the siege of Petersburg. Lieut .- Col. William B. Neeper, long exhausted by imprisonment, returned and assumed command of the regiment. Col. Sides having tendered his resignation, it was accepted November 26, 1864. Capt. L. D. Bumpus was appointed to be his successor. The command was consolidated into six companies January 11, 1865. A few days later the same was done with the Eighty- fourth, and its battalion was joined with that of the Fifty-seventh. Lieut. - Col. George Zinn, of the Eighty-fourth, became colonel. Capt. George W. Perkins, of Company K, was promoted to lieutenant-colonel, and Samuel Bryan, of the Eighty-fourth, was made major. At the fighting about Fort Steadman the regiment took more than a hundred prisoners. It was present at the surrender of Lee's army at Appomattox Court-house. It was mustered out of service at Alexandria, Va., June 22, 1865.
Company B-(recruited in Mercer and Bradford Counties). Captains, Samuel C. Simonton, John W. Gillespie, George W. Perkins; first lieuten- ants, Israel Garretson, Thomas O. Collamore, Daniel C. Comstock; second lieutenants, James Burns, William H. Bell.
Sergeants: James Ramsey, James M. Ball, David A. McKnight, William J. Harry, Joseph Y. Brown, Jason Comstock, William R. Herrick, Zebulon Berlin, Matthew Foster, Jabez B. McKnight.
Corporals: David W. Green, John A. Jackson, Francis Lewis, Milo White, David Miniss, James L. Brooks, Walker W. Brown, James C. Craw- ford, Hiram R. Morford, Aaron A. Fell, James F. Stillings, Oliver B. Christy, John McDowell, Valecious A. Polley, Charles Chambers.
Musicians: John H. Christy, Edward M. Marvin.
Privates: James C. Andrews, William A. Andrews, Joseph Arios, James K. Allison, Thomas Barnes, Henry P. Bails, Emanuel Beal, Leonard C. Brom- ley, Jacob Blake, David D. Benton, John Buchanan, George Blank, Perry O. Brown, Benjamin P. Boil, H. Bumbgardner, Samuel Burns, William D. Coder, DeAntonia Costa, John P. Cline, Delton Y. Caswell, Samuel B. Carter, Oliver H. Clark, Thomas H. Campbell, George B. Caswell, Hiram C. Carpenter, James Carmo, Robert Carnes, Charles Chandler, James Daughins, John E. Darrah, George Dixon, Hiram Dixon, Joseph Dickens, Dennis Donavan, Jo- seph C. Dickenson, Hiram Dindar, Michael Deer, James English, John En- glish, Daniel A. Frazier, Cassius M. Fell, Daniel Frits, Leonard C. Ferguson, Aaron A. Fell, Jonas J. Fell, Levi J. Fight, Thomas J. Ferguson, William Fry, John J. Foster, James D. Foster, Thomas Fry, Parker J. Gardner, Hor- ace Granger, William J. Garrelson, William R. Greenman, William Grooms, Alexander C. Grim, Elliott S. Gilkey, Israel Gongaware, Hiram Ginder, George Herman, Abram D. Homer, Hathael Hoover, Hiram Hess, Enoch C. Harper, Simeon Haun, Willis Hazen, Daniel P. Harty, Charles Hudson, James Hunter, Charles W. Hitchcock, James Harry, William M. Harry, Joseph Hunter, Samuel Hodge, William J. Johnson, George Johnson, Daniel John- son, David Jones, Albert Jackson, Abraham Johnson, James K. Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Samuel Johnson, Henry Jaxthimer, Thomas W. James, Elisha S. Keeler, David Kocher, H. Klingensmith, Jeremiah Koler, William J. Laven, Thomas J. Leech, James L. Lucas, Harvey Lucas, Daniel L. Law- son, John W. Lawson, Michael Murphy, Victor P. Mott, George W. Mastella, John A. Murray, Francis Martin, Wesley Moyer, John Masenus, George Ma-
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senus, John N. Mumford, Hiram R. Morford, Hiram Masenus, William Mar- shall, Ira E. McKnight, John McGarry, James A. McChesney, James McCon- nell, George Mclaughlin, William McIntire, John McKinley, Thomas J. McBride, John A. Owens, Abraham Peterman, William Palm, Joseph Phillips, John Rook, Marion Rice, Michael Rice, Hiram Richter, Samuel Ralston, Da- vid A. Reeher, George Richardson, George W. Reeher, James Ramsey, Will- iam D. Ray, Israel D. Risher, William Robinson, William H. Salada, Josiah N. Smith, George W. Simons, Thomas Stewart, John Switzer, Samuel Smith, Walter B. Simpson, Eli Simmons, Thomas P. Siddles, Frederick Tingley, Arthur T. Vase, Samuel Vanderpool, Nelson Vanderpool, Francis Vanderpool, John Vanderpool, John Welsh, William Woodel, Mark L. Wescott, Abner D. Woods, John Woods, George Wetmore, Allen Weir, Oliver P. Wescott, Chris- topher Young, Reuben Young.
Company C (recruited in Mercer and Allegheny Counties). - Captains, Jerome B. Hoagland, William B. Neeper, Sprague S. Hill, Michael W. Houser; first lieutenants, Enoch C. Cloud, Alexander B. McCartney, Robert J. Campbell; second lieutenant, George W. Miller.
Sergeants: Robert G. Madge, Milton L. Campbell, John W. Brownlee, George Byerly, Coryden E. Thayer, John A. Lowry, George G. Porter, James W. Thompson, Frank Gregg.
Corporals: Thomas H. B. Pond, Francis A. Bishop, William Shuttleworth, Robert Z. Newton, David Vannovan, H. M. Krennings, James H. Dunmire, Alexander L. Douglass, Henry Scholl, James Strain, George W. Kimmell, George W. Keefer, William McMahon, John McCall, John Koonce, David - Stewart.
Privates: Junice W. Allen, Eno Ague, Joseph Arbuckle, Francis Ackley, James M. Archer, Charles Angle, William W. Allen, Nicholas Brink, George M. Bush, Charles Butler, Isaac Byers, Welcome Bass, Alonzo Benjamin, Milton Boovend, Garvin Brownlee, Peter Boise, Smith Byerly, Samuel M. Bates, James Briggs, Robert W. Bell, Andrew Bailey, John B. Cole, James C. Campbell, Charles R. Coburn, William H. Copp, Robert A. Couch, Peter P. Cole, Jonathan Douglass, Abner Dunmire, James Dawson, Charles Dougherty, James Dougherty, Thomas Dempsey, Thomas J. Duncan, George W. Dennis, Richard C. Douglass, George Davison, Oliver Dickson, Denard Donly, Harvey M. Dawson, Samuel W. Dunham, John C. Downing, Richard Ely, John M. Eberhart, Josiah Edeburn, Curtis Foster, John E. Frye, Charles Fehmel, Oliver Freeland, George Grogan, Albert Gridley, Henry M. Grow, John M. Goodman, William Glasbonner, James Glass, Solomon Ginder, John B. Hedges, W. W. Hildebrand, Harvey Haugh, James K. Hamilton, Peter Hornsburger, Levi Hatcher, Harrison Huff, David Harps, Arthur Hurley, N. Hollibaugh, Max Hamras, Jotham Hutchison, Lucellus Hull, Henry Illgen, John H. Jamison, Samuel Johns, John H. Kline, Joseph Kane, Milo Kains, George Keller, William Limber, William Lockhart, A. Ladd, Jacob Layton, John Lowstetter, Benjamin Lee, Constantine Lits, Thomas Limber, Henry . C. Luce, A. J. Lineberger, Thomas Lowry, John Miller, George Miller, Richard Morrison, Francis Marron, Dennis Monnihan, Wreford Madge, M. Myron Moody, Ebenezer Miller, John Matthews, D. Monnihan, Henry Mar- shall, Josiah McFarland, D. M. McMillan, W. S. McClelland, M. Mclaughlin, William H. McCaslin, John R. McConnell, Phineas Pond, Henry Powell, William Price, Thomas Roach, Michael Ryan, Patrick Roherty, Edwin S. Rhodes, Edwin H. Rickert, Gottlieb Schmidt, Samuel Stull, John Smith, William Stewart, Thomas Sullivan, Peter Snyder, William Snyder, C. B. Salsbury, Thomas Stewart, Caleb Sodden, John Smith, Isaac Shultz, John C.
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Thompson, Thomas Thornton, George T'enhollow, Samuel Thompson, E. C. Thompson, A. S. Thompson, Hiram Thompson, Charles Tanner, Joseph Urmson, Ambrose Vincent, Ezra H. Wiggins, John Widdall, Samuel Wilson, Henry C. Wells, A. J. Woodbury, Milo White, Amos White, Henry S. Wilson.
Company D .- Captains, W. H. Caulking, James D. Moore; first lieut- enant, Charles O. Etz; second lieutenants, William O. Mattison, Cyrus P. Slaven.
Sergeants: Joseph S. Sharp, Perry C. Bristol, William Brooks. Levi Christ, Albert Hayne, Abram P. Pew, John Hay, Samuel Shields, John T. Labar, H. F. Westbrook, R. P. Managan, Daniel Holmes.
Corporals: Adam McCormick, Jacob Lutes, C. B. Kennedy, John Turner, Somerville Hill, George W. Harrison, Louis Barzoni, Marion King, S. H. Mc- Cartney, H. W. Babcock, B. D. Ellis, H. R. Douglass, E. C. Goodrich, Sey- mour Ingalls, Charles Maynard, Robert C. Hill.
Musicians: Henry Crull, Daniel Downey, W. S. Lambacks,
Privates: John W. Anderson, Milton M. Andrews, David Brest, Jackson Breakman, Lewis F. Brest, William Bostwick, William A. Burns, Stephen S. Beeman, Jonas Brobst, John Brooks, James H. Break, John Booth, David Baddiff, E. Brannon, Albert Bailey, David Bowman, Elias Christ, Joseph Christwell, William J. Creighton, Harvey T. Christ, John Cubbison, Hiram Clair, Joseph Clouts, Patrick Coyle, Hampton A. Conger, David A. Cox, Phi- lemon Catlin, William Christ, Harvey L. Cubbison, William H. Curtis, Perry Childs, Benjamin Card, Joseph Christwall, John Dobson, John Dumire. Bruce Dickey, Hiram Delong, Henry Dewald, Jacob Derr, John Dougherty, Harrison Davidson, John S. Donohue, William W. Davidson, Robert David- son, John Drake, Addison Dimmick, Thomas Dickey, Evan Evans, James Evans, Jonas Furl, Lewis C. Fesser, Dubois Frear, William Gixher, Joseph Gaston, Robert S. Gatchell, Miles S. Green, George T. Granger, Winfield Guish, James Grant, Thomas Gibbons, Jr., Abram Gaskill, Elias Gearhart, Washington Hood, Jesse Harrison, Washington P. Hill, James Hill, William Hagey, Stoughton M. Howard, C. W. Humison, John J. Harrison, Isaac Hol- labaugh, Alexander R. Hunter, Arthur Hanna, David Hay, Henry Jones, Richard Johnson, William K. Johnson, George Johnson, Wheeler P. John- son, Oliver G. Johnson, Henry N. Kellogg, Henry Kent, Anthony Knox, Merritt Lillie, Jason Lemon, William E. Lightcap, Augustus G. Lytle, Will- iam J. Little, Miles Luton, Robert H. Martin, Nathaniel Markel, James Mea- dows, William Magner, Michael Magner, James F. Mateer, David Millison, Charles Maxiona, Thomas B. McLain, Henry McCloud, Patrick O' Keefe, John R. Parks, George Patton, John W. Piper, Joseph V. Pew, Joseph W. Parker, Amos Raybuck, Edward Riley, William T. Richards, Elias Rodgers, Henry Row, Lewis Redman, Charles W. Scott, John Spear, Christian Shick, John Shouts, John Schenk, Charles E. Smith, Joseph Stricker, Walker Slaven, James Sharp, Elijah B. Silliman, Aaron Stage, George Stage, Samuel Simons, William Snow, Thomas D. Thomas, Elijah Thompson, John Thompson, James M. Tyler, Edward Thatcher, William Vanderpool, James Vanderpool, Jerry Vanderpool, Francis Vanaman, Henry Vanderpool, John Vangilder, James Vanderpool, Samuel Williams, Joel E. Wilsoncroff, George Weisor, Henry Weisor, Samuel M. Woods, Thomas Walty, Robert M. Wells, Joseph Woods, Thomas C. Wykoff, Marion Young, Valentine Zahniser.
Company E (recruited in Mercer and Allegheny Counties). - Captains, James B. Moore, William S. Eberman, Edson J. Rice, Edgar Williams, Ellis C. Strouss ; first lieutenants, Henry Mitchell, John W. Parks, Thomas J. Crossley, John A. Silliman ; second lieutenant, Joseph Freeman.
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Sergeants : George E. Kellogg, William D. Murray, Rex Brown, James R. Kerr, John W. Wilkins, Walter E. Rice.
Corporals : Maurice Donovan, James W. Hummer, John D. McIntire, Adam Wert, Wolford Case, John C. Marsh, Able L. Marsh, Peter C. McAvoy.
Privates : John Anderson, James Archer, Benjamin Anderson, F. S. Anderson, Arthur W. Banks, Moses Boyer, William J. Brown, William H. Buchanan, Patrick Burke, Alfred G. Burnett, Columbus Beer, James W. Burns, John W. Burns, William Carey, John Coleman, Robert Carbutt, James E. Curry, John Clark, Theodore Catlin, John A. Cussins, James Craven, E. L. Cunningham, Samuel Crossgrove, Leander Douse, Hiram J. Dyke, Sanford P. Dempsey, David M. Elderkin, James Flaherty, James Frederick, Ambrose Frisbee, Cyrus France, John Forrester, Esquire B. Fisk, John Gerow, Eliphalet S. Green, John Gilvare, Henry Griffith, Abraham Giles, Moses W. Gregg, David Haight, James Handlin, Charles R. Hatch, William A. Hawk, J. C. Hendershott, Charles E. Higgins, George B. Haight, Freder- ick Hinman, Thomas H. Harford, James Houghtaling, Winfield S. Harvey, Reuben Irwin, James Kelly, Patrick Kelly, John Kenny, Isaac W. Lyons, Jonathan M. Lock, Marcus Lockruit, John Leech, William Martin, Joseph H. Miller, Jacob S. Moyer, Robert Masters, John H. Miller, John Murray, James Martin, Henry McConnell, Cassius McCurdy, Patrick McGarvey, John McCarthy, Joseph McNamara, Edward J. O'Connor, William Phillips, David Putt. Josephus Peddicord, Albert L. Peck, Willett Pierce, William Redmam, Hiram Rogers, Benjamin Ross, William Rourke, Oliver P. Rugh, Michael Ruland, Elias B. Rich, Philip N. Robison, James A. Raymond, George W. Rafenberg, Lines D. Richards, Jacob Schaeffer, Joseph Shara, Louis Shell, Andrew Shepherd, William A. Sloan, William Smith, Andrew J. Stroup, William Steen, William W. Switzer, Cary A. Slayton, Horace Sweet, Levi Shreeves, Jones Snow, Alfred M. Sarvey, Charles T. Thompson, Joseph Thornton, Thomas Thouge, Perry H. Tillotson, Edward Tarman, Adolphus Thompson, Benjamin F. Umstead, John B. Warbutton, Samuel Wike, James Wigfield, John Wilhoff, John C. Whaley, Joseph Wacker, Samuel S. Willehelm, Jacob Wilson, David R. Wilson, Daniel Yockey, Thomas Zeliff.
Company F (recruited in Mercer County) .- Captains, Ralph Maxwell, George Clark, Harrison Nelson, Elisha C. Bierce; first lieutenants, Isaac Cum- mings, William B. Neeper, James F. Ruger; second lieutenants, Lafayette Cameron, William H. H. Hury.
Sergeants: Thompson Zahniser, H. R. Douglass, T. K. Hamlinton, Curtis Wingard, Walter Rice.
Corporals: Hudson J. Bierce, Thomas B. Henney, Peter H. Ebbert, Sam- uel G. Pew, H. A. Hoover, M. C. Zahniser, Charles Main, Thomas Bunny. John C. Lightner, William Oddell, George Spencer, Henry Wymer.
Privates: James Ackworth, George W. Baker, William Bailey, Henry By- erly, William Baker, Enos Bush, Thomas P. Black, K. B. Bunting, William H. Black, Abraham Byers, A. F. Black, Andrew Boyer, Abraham Black, Joseph D. Baker, James M. Bush, William Barnhart, Michael Carroll, John Cochran, George S. Corcoran, John Cable, Amsi M. Coovert, Jonathan Col- grove, William C. Clough, Cyrus Cramer, David M. Corcoran, Zachariah H. Conn, James M. Collins, Albert Chilson, James Callahan, Harmon Decker, Patrick Dougherty, Frederick E. Darke, Fernando D. Decker, George W. Douglass, Jerome Eli, Curtis Emery, Joseph A. Fulton, John C. Ferguson, Daniel W. Fisher, John Funk, Frederick Gulick, Daniel Guiger, John Gib- son, Archibald Glenn, James F. Gibson, Thomas Gallagher, George H. Gam-
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ble, William M. Harry, Joseph A. Heasley, John E. Heasley, James Huson, Asa S. Harding, Peter Huron, Joseph Heasley, James Hardy, O. Harshin- baugh, W. B. Henderson, Michael H. Huffman, Thomas Hewitt, Gottlieb Hanna, Edward Hanna, Alva Hart, William Heasley, Lewis Heasley, O. P. Huffman, James C. Irwin, Matthew A. Irwin, Chandler Inman, Samuel C. Jenkins, James J. Johnson, Carey M. Kisbaugh, John C. Kishroff, Robert Kimmerling, William B. Kater, Rudolph Lits, Hezekiah Lightner, Francis M. Michael, James T. Michael, James Miles, James Y. Miller, James Murphy, William Morton, Henry Myers, T. C. Middaugh, T. Benjamin Mattison, Miles B. Morehead, Benjamin Mattison, Smith Mozier, Lafayette Mattison, Silas B. Mattison, Benton McVannon, John McGwinney, Wesley McDowell, Charles McMullen, James McDermott, George Newcomb, Thomas Nallan, Israel Osman, Samuel Phenicy, Archibald Potter, George W. Parker, Sidney E. Penney, Charles Potter, W. H. Phenicy, James Y. Raymond, Edward Rosencrans, Peter R. Rite, Jesse Rahauser. Adam Rupert, Melvin Rice, John Snyder, James W. Smith, Leonard R. Scott, John Shaffer, Joshua, Snyder, Christo- pher Sthrome, William W. Scott, Perry Sweet, George G. Smith, Daniel Trude, John C. Taylor, Charles Tompkins, George W. Vaughn, William Wilkinson, Jacob Wolfgang, George P. Wiley, Calvin Wingard, William H. Wesley, Samuel Walker.
Company I .- Captains, Thomas S. Strohecker, Lorenzo D. Bumpus, James D. Moore, John R. Ross; first lieutenants, George Supplee, John Bowers, Thomas E. Merchant; second lieutenants, Jesse R. Williams, Edwart S. Ben- edict, John F. Cox, Henry M. Adams, Cyrus P. Slaven, James M. Lewis.
Sergeants: George W. Lower, William C. Stewart, O. D. Waterman, William Curtis, Alfred Aurandt, Henry H. Snare, William Bone, Orsemus R. White, James W. Cummings, James L. Wykoff.
Corporals: Joseph Enders, Lartis Campbell, Jacob W. Miller, John C. Shinefelt, Amon Hauck, James Colbert, Elijah Gorsuch, Samuel L. Hare, David A. Stewart, James A. Davis, Virgil Brigham, Elijah Estep, James Zahniser, L. N. Herringer, C. G. Barker, A. C. Hanna, Levi McFadden, Albert Reynolds.
Musician: Jeremiah Black.
Privates: James B. Armstrong, Jacob Ashton, Howard D. Avery, John Bradley, Anson M. Bidwell, K. H. Basset, Edwin E. Brown, David Bell, Jacob Blake, Oscar A. Bailey, Orin D. Brigham, Eliphalet Bush, Peter Ben- ner, William B. Bruner, William Barrett, James J. Bruner, Demetrius Barn- hart, George Cassell, J. J. Clevenger, John Charles, Wayne Campbell, Robert Collins, John C. Cathumas, Francis Chilson, Jacob Cramer, Thomas Dugan, Judson Dany, Frank Duaenhaffer, John Drake, James Ellerson, David Estep, A. Eichman, Henry C. Estep, Joseph D. Everhart, Samuel Eddleman, James Evans, Henry Ford, Henry Felber, George A. Flannegan, James Gal- lagher, George Garner, Warner Hurley, Henry Heverly, Austin Hoban, Robert Startley, John Herman, Isaac D. Harris, Henry Hale, William Hurley, William A. Houck, Samuel Hale, Isaac Hollenbaugh, Caleb Higbee, Michael Haggerty, William Isham, William M. Johnson, John Kilgore, Hugh Kear- man, Levi Kessler, Daniel King, Richard Lanely, Samuel Lessick, James M." Lias, Frank Lewis, George R. Mountain, William A. Maxwell, Charles Mon- roe, Simon Middaugh, James Miller, Levi Metzker, Andrew J. Mosher, Jacob . S. Miller, J. Andrew Marks, C. Maxum, Henry Mclaughlin, Samuel McDon- ald, Julius C. McGonigle, Adam Nash, Samuel Nunamaker, Edwin North, William Newhouse, Daniel Oberly, Levi Ostrander, George W. Parks, George Patton, James Rue, Charles W. Richards, Henry Smith, Henry Schwab,
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William Scott, Henry Snyder, Jacob Shaffer, Bradley Sherwood, Andrew Tetwiler, John Taylor, Joseph Tetwiler, John E. Ullery, Loomis Vargason, Jesse D. Vargason, Julius Veit, David S. Walters, Moses Wood, David H. Weaver, John C. Wilson, E. Wayland, August Wagoner, Thomas C. Wykoff, Henry B. Wood, William Wanrick, James A. Yingling.
Seventy-sixth Regiment .- This regiment had one company from Mercer County, Company B. Its captain was D. C. Strawbridge; first lieutenant was Martin Stambaugh, and the second, Andrew J. Marshall. Strawbridge was promoted to colonel. It operated along the Atlantic coast at Hilton Head, Fort Fisher, Fortress Monroe, etc. It was mustered out of service July 18, 1865.
Company B (recruited in Mercer County) .- Captains, D. C. Strawbridge, David B. Hoagland, William J. Brady; first lieutenants, Martin Strawbridge, Adam C. Reinoehl, De Forest F. Wheeler; second lieutenants, Andrew J. Marshall, A. N. Strawbridge, Seth Thompson.
Sergeants: Samuel Mahanna, Thomas Mounts, John A. Porter, Henry Keiser, James E Arner, James Buchanan, Godfrey Turner, Howard Baker, John L. Reno, William Morgan, Martin Gundy, James I. Rebout, Washing- ton Winnel.
Corporals: John Hawk, John L. Miffert, Jesse B. Collom, Henry Miller, William Fordice, Robert Hunter, Loverend E. Ague, John Waddle, Morris Cochran, Thomas McHestney, George Norman, Hugh D. Moses, Adam Defflin, James Parker, John Rainey, George W. Dutcher.
Musicians: William J. Dougherty, John Stevens,
Privates: John M. Alexander, William A. Ashton, William Airoy, George M. Bartle, James Booth, John Boylan, Lewis Bowmaster, James Bradley, Will- iam Brown, Ebenezer F. Bennett, William Bridget, Joseph Baker, Spencer Briggs, James D. Butler, John Beam, Hosea Chase, Marquis R. Cole, Joseph Cole, Charles F. Christy, Robert Campbell, Joel E. Canon, Hugh Canon, John Clark, George Currie, Lindsey Currie, Francis M. Cole, Joseph H. Christy, Peter Currie, Prime Carson, Robert Carson, Edward Cozad, Thomas Campbell, Hiram Corey, James A. Dodel, Henry Dowhower, David Davis, Will- iam Daily, Henry Daily, Franklin Dennis, David Deifenderfer, John Edgar, Ben- jamin Evans, John Fitch, Conrad Fisher, Christian Fink, Ransom Ford, Andrew Fagley, James Fisher, Daniel Farrister, Charles W. Foster, Abraham Groover, ยท Michael Graham, Benjamin K. Gardner, Henry Glenn, Harrison Gunther, William Hainey, Daniel Hardesty, George W. Hoover, David Heasley, John Hader, Samuel S. Harris, Joseph Hilsher, Christian Hurst, Edward D. Haughy, Perry Hipple, Frank Herron, Madison Harris, Stephen Harris, Isaac Hawk, George Huffman, Seth Hull, Jonathan Harris, Josiah Hanson, John Harris, Joseph Hull, Edward Hambright, Martin H. Ingram, Edwin Jones, Herman Jennings, John James, Henry Kraise, Henry Koonce, Jacob Koonce, Frederick Kugler, Samuel A. Koonce, Abraham Kennedy, Daniel Kelley, Henry Lucas, Fernando Lake, A. Longenecker, John Lytle, Benjamin E. Lefever, L. P. Linebarger, Addison Law, John L. Moyer, James Morgan, Samuel Mounts, Walter H. Mallorie, Nicholas Mahanna, Harrison Messenger, Alexander Moses, John McCoy, John McElroy, George McFadden, Thomas McFarland, Albert McDowell, Silas McClure, John McClosky, Samuel Mc- Callen, James McGregor, John Naugle, David Pentz, Benjamin Plank, A. W. Pollock, William Potter, Samuel Paris, Francis M. Phillips, Samuel C. Quinby, Jonathan Ryer, Isaac Ream, William Reichter, William B. Reno, James B. Reno, Thomas Rice, Samuel Rice, John M. Rodgers, Charles Rodgers, John M. Smith, Thomas Smith, John Shrink, Benjamin Seaburn,
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