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PAST POST COMMANDERS.
William M. Runkle, December, 1866, to May, 1867.
William J. Bolton, May, 1867, to July, 1867.
William Allehaugh, July, 1867, to January, 1868. James Dykes, January, 1868, to January, 1869.
TESTIMONY AS TO ZOOK'S HEROISM.
The following letter, placed in the hands of the writer on the 25th of July last (1882), while participating in the ceremonies incident to nn- veiling the shaft erected by the comrades of Zonk on the spot where he fell, is historical in its details and conveys in pathetic terms the story of Zook's patriotic discrimination between sensibilities requiring obedience to orders and an enlightened comprehension of manly and heroic duty in the hour of supreme necessity. We quote the letter in the exact phraseology received, leaving the blanks to attest the modesty of the gallant author :
"NEW YORK, July 21, 1882.
"To the Commander of Zook Post, No. 11, G. A. R., Department of Pennsylvania.
" Sin : It having been brought to my attention by accident that your Post was abont to unveil a shaft in comeunnoration of General Zook, who fell at Gettysburg, I am unable to resist the opportunity to record, for aught I know for the first time, that which, in the interest of history, justice and heroic patriotism, isdue to a deceased comrade whose memory should be honored among men. I did not personally know General Zook, and never met him but once, and that was a few minutes before his dieath. The brigade he was then commanding comprised the middle of the column of a division (Caldwell's) of the Second Corps which was mov- ing towards the support of the Third Corps on the afternoon of July 2, 1863, when the battle of that day had been purposely precipitated by the latter corps to save the army from being fatally flanked. As the Third Corps did not have a single regiment at that moment in reserve, the prompt dis- position of this supporting column of reinforcements was of vital necessity.
" A CRITICAL INTERVIEW.
" While Major -, who was then attached to the Third Corps staff, was conveying an urgent message to Zook's division commander re- specting the disposition to be made of this supporting column, he en- countered the brigade which, ou inquiry, proved to be Zook's. Seeking that officer at its head, the major asked General Zook where his division general could be found, explaining the urgency, which, indeed, was clear to every soldier in the column. It was apparent that before the major could ride to Zook's superior officer and have orders regularly conveyed back again to Zook, the latter's regiments would have passed beyond the point where fresh troops were instantly required. Zook was asked if under the circumstances, he would not immediately detach his troops from the column und move into action right where they were riding. He replied politely, but with soldierly mien, that his orders were
to follow the column. Repeating the request, the major asked Zook to assume the responsibility of compliance, promising to protect him and to return to him, as soon as possilde, with a formal order from the proper officer. Zouk and the major were utter strangers to each other. It was a critical interview. There was no time to parley. The exhausted lines of Birney's division were stubbornly fighting a corps. It was obvious, too, that Zook, as well as the major, appreciated that neither the request nor compliance with it could be considered withiu the strict limits of regular military propriety. 'sir,' said Zuok, with a calm, firm look, full of significance, 'if you will give me the order of General Sickles, I will obey it.' 'Then,' was answered, 'General Sickles' order is, general, that you file your brigade to the right and move into action here.'
" ZOOK'S GALLANT RESPONSE.
"To the surprise and delight of Major -, Zook promptly wheeled bis horse out of the colminn, gave the command 'File right,' and gal- lantly marched his brigade into the battle-line and himself to his death. Few men would have acted as Zook did. Yet had he acted otherwise it might have changed the fate of the day. It was such acts that won Get- tysburg. Indeed, history will record that it was the spirit of just such acts in every rank that began, continued, conducted and concluded the battle of Gettysburg, regardless, if not in spite, of orders. Zook gave little heed to the promise to send him ratified orders, but silently ac- knowledging the tbanks tendered him, busied himself with his work in hand, in which he so speedily fell. Thus it was that a soldier of disin- terested devotion, patriotic instinct, thoughtful courage and sublime com- radeship met his death at Gettysburg. This is my only apology for in- truding now among bis more immediate comrades and friends.
" Yours very respectfully, "HENRY EDWIN TREMAIN,
" Formerly Brevet Brigadier-General und A. D. C. United States Volunteers."
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
J. J. Wright, January, 1869, to July, 1569. M. R. MeClennan, July, 1869, to January, 1870. Charles R. MeGlathery, January, IN70, to July, 1870.
Charles Foreman, July, 1x70, to Jannary, 1871. Benjamin White, January, 1871, to Jannary, 1872. George N. Corson. Jannary, 1872, to July, 1872. John W. Schall, July, 1872, to January, 1874. Frank Ramsey, Jannary, 1874, to July, 187%. Thomas J. Stewart, July, 1x78, to January, 1879. HI. S. Smith, January, 1879, to July, 1879. Henry Fuliner, July, 1879, to Jannary, 1880. L. D. Shearer, January, 1x80, to January, Iss1.
Charles Beswick, January, Iss1, to January, 1882.
Edward Schall, January, 1882, to January, 1883.
E. L. Neiman, Jannary, 1883, to January, 18×4.
OFFICERS FOR 1884.
William J. Wells, commander, January, 1884. lliram Hansel, senior vice-commander. Jammary, 1884. William Ruddach, junior vice-commander, Jannary, 1884.
J. K. Weaver, surgeon, January, 1884. Ilepry Fulmer, quartermaster, January, Is$4. D. B. Rothrock, adjutant, January, 1984. Charles Foreman, chaplain, January, 1884. G. W. Evans, officer of the day, January, 1884. George W. Holmes, officer of the guard. January, 1884.
DEATH OF GENERAL ZOOK.
A writer in the Philadelphia Sunday Transcript of March 12, 1864, in describing the scene at this particular time, says : " When they reached the ground the disordered troops impeded the advance of the brigade. ' If you can't get out of the way,' cried Zook, 'lie down and I'll march over you.' " The meu were ordered to lie down, and the chivalrie Zook and his splendid brigade did march over them and into the deadly breach. Here, among the granite rocks and boulders of the wheat-field, in com- mand of invincible troops, who had followed bim in battle from Fair Oaks to Gettysburg, whose courage and endurance were never questioned, marching under a national flag to fill a gap in an imperiled line of battle, his conduet and that of his men involving results affecting the entire field of operations, surrounded by a brave and efficient staff, he was for the time being the most conspicuous man on the field and fell in the flood-tide of his truly distinguished and manly career. At or about three o'clock p.M. the fatal bullet went crashing through his body. Leaning forward on his horse, he was caught in the arms of Captains Favill and Brown, of his staff, to whom he said : " It's all up with me, Favill." He was carried from the field an object of sympathy, and died on the afternoon of the following day. He was cool and composed to the last moment of his life. About fifteen minutes before his death he quietly inquired of his attending physician how long he had to live, hav- ing previously requested his adjutant-general to ascertain and advise him bow the battle was going. Just at this moment Captain Favill reported "that the bands had been ordered to the front, flags were flying and the enemy were in retreat." "Then I am perfectly satisfied," said the general, "and ready to die." In the hour of victory for the cause he loved and served so well, "satisfied" and "ready to die, " his great and fearless soul went ont from his suffering body, amidst scenes and sounds, joys and triumphs, thundered forth by the victorious Army of the Poto- mac, from Culp's Hill on the right to Round Top on the left.
AS I'NIQUE MEMORIAL SHAFT.
Among the many memorials placed upon the battle-field of Gettysburg none is more original in design, pleasing in taste, inexpensive and, withal, so enduring as Zook's. A hinge granite boulder, near the spot where Zook fell, rises out of the earth, measuring about nine feet in diameter at the soil line or base, rounded in irregular form to a cone or apex, about five feet from the earth's surface. Tuto the top of this rock- mound a blue marble shaft is sunk and wedged with the most durable material known to the art of masonry. Tbe shaft is eight feet high, six- teen inches at the base, tapering in pleasing proportion to a rounded top. The blue marble is conspicuous in contrast with the prevailing gray tiut of the rock, while at some distance rock and shaft seem tbe most prominent object upon the famous wheat-field. Here, on the 25th of July 1882, assembled tbe comrades of the lamented Zook, mingling with them companions of his boyhood from the hills of Valley Forge, to do honor to his distinguished service to the country and memorialize his untimely death, Ilere, to the charming melody and anthems of praise, deepened by the impressive voice of prayer, the spot was solemnly dedi- cated and made historic for all time to come .- En. IlIst.
Julin Burnett, quartermaster-sergeant, January, 1881.
Joseph Hamilton, orderly sergeant, January, 1884.
Council of Administration,-Theodore W. Bean, William A. Ruddach, William A. Skeun.
William J. Wells, post conunander, resigned May 12, 1884.
firam Hansel, elected post commander May 19, 1884, rice Wells, resigned. William A. Ruddach, elected senior vice-commander, rice Hansel, elected post commamuler.
William A. Skean, elected junior vice-commander, vice Ruddach, elected senior vice-commander May 19, 1884.
George W. Donb. elected chaplain, rice Charles Foreman, died Angust 26, 18×4.
11. B. Rothrock, adjutant, resigned November 3, 1884.
COMRADES' NAMES. Date of muster into the G. A. R.
William Allebaugh, 2 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in December 14, Isfit.
Adam Antenreith, 20th Pa. Vols., must. in June 24, 1867.
Edwin S. Ahern, 1 20 C. S. Inf., must. in May 1, 1871. samuel Aikins, 138th Pa. Vuls., must. in September 8, 1871. I. M. Akers, 95th Pa. Vols., must. in March 8, 1880. Joseph Anderson, 31st l'a. Vols., must. in May 1, 1882. William Allen, 3d Pa. Art., must. in May Li, 1882. George Arp, 175th l'a. Vols., must. in August 7, 1882. Jolin A. Arnold, 197th Pa. Vols., must. in October 23, 1882. William J. Bolton, 31st Pa. Vols., must in December 14, 1866. Joseph K. Bolton, 51st Pa. Vols., mnst. in December 14, 1866, Harrison Bickel, 138th Pa. Vols., unist. in February 18, 1867. G. E. Blackburn,1 114th l'a. Vols., must. in February 18, 1867. James II. Buck, Ind. Pa. E., must. in March 25, 1867. Charles W. Bard, Ind. P'a. E., must. in April 1, 1867. J. R. Breitenbach,2 10Gth Pa. Vols., must. in April 27, 1867. John S. Bennett, 138tb Pa. Vols., must. in June 10, 1867. William Bean, 51st Pa. Vols., omist. in July 1, 1867. David D. Bath, 138th P'a. Vols., must. in July 22, 1867. Theodore W. Bean, 17th l'a. Cav., must. in July 22, 1867. William W. Bennett, 13sth Pa. Vols., must. in July 22, 1867. Howard Bruce, 5lst Pa. Vols., must. in September 23, 1867. William Barr, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in November 4, 1867. Williamu Bate, 4th Pa. Vols., must. in December 16, 1867. Edwin A. Bean, 17th Pa. Cav., must. in November 2, 1868. J. W. H. Brookes,1 28th Pa. Vols., must. in April 6, 1869. David H. Beaver, 191st Pa. Vols., must. in July 4, 1869. William Booth, 93d Pa. Vols., must. in November 15, 1869. Charles A. Bodey, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in January 10, 1870. Edward D. Berstler, 20 N. J. Cav., must. in December 19, 1870. F. T. Beerer, 90th l'a. Vols,, must. in May 29, 1878. George W. Berstler, 2dl N. J. Cav., must. in Sept. 30, 1878. Edward Bonter, 1st Pa. P. (., must, in October 21, 1878.
J. W. Bainbridge, 67th l'a. Vol -. , must. in October 21, 1878. Charles Beswick, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in November 11, 1878. 11. C. Bobst, 19th U. S. Inf., nmist. in June 16, 1879. Joseph 1I. Bell, 8th Pa. C'av., must. in October 6, 1879. Albanus Bruner, 95th l'a. Vols., must. in October 27, 1879. John Burnett, 95th Pa. Vols,, nuist. in February 16, 1880. John A. Blake, 198th Pu. Vols., must. in December 6, 1880. A. 11. Bickings, 175th Pa. Vols., must. in February 21, 1881. Levi Bolton, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in March 28, 1881. James S. Baird, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in May 22, 1881. James Baldwin, 26th Pa. Vols., must, in June 20, 1881. Joseph Bry, Stb Pa. Cav., must. in September 26, 1881. William T. Benner, 24th V. R. C., must. in October 31, 188I. Thomas Bean, Ind. Pa. E., must in November 14, 1881. Matt. R. Bunn, 97th Pa. Vols., must. in January IN, 1882. George W. Bush, 15th l'a. Cav., must. in March 6, 1882. S. T. Banghardt, 1 48th Pa. Vols., must. iu March 20, 1882.
T. R. Bartleson, 21 Pa. P. C., must. in April 24, 1xx2.
J. W. Butcher, 175th P'a. Vols., must. in June 19, 1882. John C. Baker, 11th Pa. Cuv., must. in April 9, 1883. J. Benken, Jr., 71st Pa. Vols., must, in April 9, 1883. N. B. Bechtel, U. S. Mar., must, in June 4, 1883. Isaac Bennett, 138th Pa. Vols., inust. in February 18, 1884. A. J. Baumgardner, 46th Pa Vols., must. in June 2, 18>4. George F. Bailey, 124th Pa. Vols., must. in June 30, 1884. George N. Corson, 4th Pa. Vols., must. in December 12, 1866.
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HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Joseph M. Cuffel,2 H S. P. A., must. in February 4, 1807. .1. H. Coulston, alst Pa. Vols., must in March 4, 1867. James ('rozier, 13sth Fa. Vols , must. in March 11, 1867. Henry Cook, 2 6th Pa. C'av., must. in April , 1867. Abraham Custer, 2 51st l'a. Vols .. must. in May 13, 1867. E. M. Corson, 69th Pa. Vols, must. in September 30, 187. George M. Coler, 3d Pa. Art., must. in August 17, 1868. J. M. Campbell, U. S. Mar., mus. in October 21, Idos. William L. Cresson, 4th Pa. Vols., must, in January In, 1870. 1I. S. Carson, 1 7Ist Pa. Vols., must. in April 25, 18TO. R. I. Corson, staff officer, must. in May 23, 1850. John F. Craig, 24th N. Y. Vols., imust, in July 11, 1870. William A. Charles, 5th Pa. Cav., must. in February 16, 1ss0. James Chase, aIst Pa. Vols., must. in March 29, 1880. Charles Carn, 6th Pa Cav., must. in April 25, 18$1. D. farmathan, 119th Pa. Vols., must, in July 11, 1881. Pen. W. Clare, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in August 29, 1881. George Carney, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in October 3, 1s>1. Jacob, Colter, 18th Pa. Vols., must. in November 14, 15%1. Juhu Cole, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in November 14, 1581. J. R. Chandler, 102d P'a. Vols,, must. in December 12, 18s). John Caln, 7th Mich. Cav., must. in January 9, I>82. William Culp, 3d Pa. Art., must. in March 27, 1882. A. Commerford, ft9th l'a. Vols., must. in June 26, Iss2. Juseph Cameron, 68th l'a. Vols., must. in April 9, 1882. James Conrad, 2d Pa. Vols., must. in October 15, 1883. James Dykes, 1 119th Pa. Vols., must. in December 12, 186G. F. S. Davis, Bist Pa. Vols., must. in February 4, 1807. Samuel G. Danh, alst Pa. Vols,, must. in February 1s, 1867. I. W. Davis, Gth Pa. Cav., must. in March 25, 1867. Eli liyson, 17th Pa. Cav., must, in Derember 27, 1x69. J. S. Dougherty, 24th Pa. Vols., inst. in February 13, 1871. T. S. Decker, 97th Pa. Vols., must in January ti, 1879. Burl W. Dean, Ist U. S. Cuv., must. in May 19, 1879. Marpole Davis, 138th l'a. Vols., must, in March &, INSD. George W. Danb, 51st Pa. Vols., must, in December 6, 1880. Edmuil Dolby, 138th Pa. Vols,, must. in Derember 13, 1880. JI. F. Dickinson, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in February 7, 1881. C. T. Durham, 4th Pa. Vols., must. in April 18, 1881. William Dutlinger, 138th Fa. Vols,, must. in October 24, 1881. Benjamin Doud, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in Derember 12, 1881. Isaac De Haven, Ist U. S. Art., must. in May 22, 1882. Alexander M. Derr, 68th Pa. Vols., must. in February 26, 1883. W. II. Davis, 96th Pa. Vols., must. in October IS, 1883. Isaac Evans, 2d Pa, HI. Art., must. in March 11, 1867. Frederick Ervine, 1 51st Pa. Vols., must. in December 20, 1869. George W. Evans, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in January 10, 1870. William G. Evans, 138th Pa. Vols., mist. in July 1, 1878. William Earl, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in November 25, 1878. Charles H. Earl, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in March 17, 1879. T. Eastwood, 8th Pa. Cav., must. in September 1, 1879. Samnel Engle, Ind. Pa. E., mist. in June 6, 1881. Fred. Evans, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in July 18, 1881. Henry Edwards, H5th Pa. Vols., umst. in August 22, 1881. Samuel Edwards, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in August 22, 1881. John M. Engle, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in September 26, 1881. Edward L. Evans, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must, in November 14, 1881. John S. Emery, 21 Pa. Vols., must, in November 21, 1881. D. Espeuship, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in November 21, 1881.
-J. K. Espenship, 129th Pa. Vols., must. in January 30, 1882. J. W. Eckmau, 15th Pa. Cav., must. in March 27, 1882. Joseph Everhart, 91st Pa. Vols., must. in May 7, 1883. W. J. Espenship, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in November 5, 1883. Charles Foreman, 93d Pa. Vols., must. in January 21, 1867. Julını W. Fair, 51st Pa. Vols., must, in January 28, 1867. O. A. Fillman, 51st Pa. Vols., must, in February 25, 1867. I. E. Fillman, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in March 4, 1867. Charles Y. Fisher,2 138th Pa. Vols., must. in March 4, 1867. John R. Fleck, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in March 11, 1867. .J. 1. Freedley, 2 4th Pa. Vols., must. in June 24, 1867. Peter F'rey, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in July 8, 1867. William Fulmer, 95th Pa. Vols., mist. in January 1, 1872. llenry Fulmer, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in May 1, 1978. Ivan C. Fanions, Stb Pa. Cav., umist. in June 30, 1879. d'harles R. Fox, 51st Pa. Vols., must, in July 28, 1879.
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Amplrew Fair. 3Ist Pa. Vols., must. in April 26, 1880. W. HI. R. Fox, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in December 27, 1880. A. C. Famous, 95th Pa. Vols., must. in December 19, 1831. I. S. Flint, Del. Bat., umist. in April 3, 18\2.
Edwin Fisher, 114th Pa. Vols .. must. in October 23, 1882. Charles Fore, 68th Pa. Vols., must. in May 5, 18x3. James Grinrod, 97th Pa. Vols., must. in January 14, 1867. John Guyder, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in April 1, 1867. W. Il. Griffiths,2 51st Pa. Vols., must. in April 8, 1867. Robert Grimes,2 4th Pa. Vols., must. in May 25, 1867. Geo. W. Gnss, 2 138th Pa. Vols., mist. in June 3, 1867. Charles W. Gumbes, S. U. S. Vols., must. in June 10, 1867. George W. Grady, 3d Pa. Res., must. in September 23, 1867. Franklin Grubb, 5Ist P'a. Vols., nuist. in June 1, 18G%. T. T. Gratz, 4th P'a. Vols., must, in January 17, 1870. Amandus farges, 51st Pa. Vols., must, in January 6, 1879. Robert Griffiths, U. S. Mar., must. in March 3, 1-79. Levi Godshall, 129th Pa., Vols., must. in April 21, 1879. James Y. Guyder, 51st l'a. Vols., must. in June 2, 1879. Charles Garber, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in June 2, 18,9. Julin Gilligan, 5let Pa. Vols., must. in December 15, 1879. William R. Gilbert, 31st Pa. Vols., must. in March 22, 1880. John Graham, 175th Pn. Vols. most. in July 12, 1880. John J. Glisson, 124th Pa. Vols., must, in January 10, 1881. ('harles Gleckner, Sth l'a. Cav., must. in September 26, 1881. James R. Griththe, 138th Pa. Vuls,, must. in December 19, 1881. George W. Glisson, Ist t. S. Art., must. in January 2, 1882. Christian Ganser, 4th Pa. Vols., must, in January 30, 1882. James Gibbons, 105th Pa. Vols., must, in August 28, 1882. A. W. Geiger, 215th Pa. Vols., must. in November 27, 1882. B. F. Gilbert, 20 Art. Pa. Vols., must. in December 10, 1883. James Hrebner, 2 138th Pa. Vols,, must. in December 14, 1866. William B. Ilart, 1 A. A. Gen'l., must. in February 11. 1868. Charles M. Hennis, 51st Pa. Vols., umst. in March 4. 1867. J. F. Hartranft, B. M. Gen'l., must. in March 4, 1867. Abraham llartranft, 15th Pa. C'av., must. in March 11, 1867. Lane S. Hart, 1 51st Da. Vols., must. in April 15, 1x67. Lewis Hallman, 2 51st Pa. Vols., must. in April 22, 1867. John M. Hart, 68th l'a. Vols., must, in May 27, 1867. Joseph Ilolt, 138th l'a. Vols., must. in June 3, 1867. John Hallman, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in October 21, 1867. John L. Hoy, 82d P'a. Vols., must. in November 14, 1870. John H. Hartzell, 129th Pa. Vols., must. in November 4, 1878. John 11. Jennis, Ist U. S. Art., must. in May 5, 1879. G. W. Holmes, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in June 9, 1879. G. W. Horner, 20th Pa. Vols., must. in June 23, 1879. Edward Hocker, 5th U. S. Art., must. in September 29, 1879. Jesse Herleter, alst l'a. Vols., must. in November 24, 1879. William A. Hartley. 1 15th Pa. Cav., must. in December 15, 1879. Joseph Hamilton, U. S. Mar., must. in June 6, 1881. W. Hartenstein, 67th Pa. Vols., must. in June 27, 1881. John Hallso, 15th N. Y. Eng., must. in August 8, 1881. Hiram Hansell, 186th Pa. Vols., must. in September 5, 1881, William Haines, 50th Pa. Vols., must. in September 26, 1881. John Jlund, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in March 13, 1882. D. B. Hartranft, 15th Pa. Cav., must. in May, 22, 1882. E. L. Hiltner, 15th Pa. Cav., must. in May 29, 1882. George S. Ileaney, Ist N. J. Vuls., must. in June 12, 1882. Charles P. ITower, 1 147th Pa, Vols., must. in July 17, 1882. Daniel Hurley, 38th N. J. Vuls., must. in March 19, 1883. Charles R. Haines, 7th Pa. Res., must. in April 9, 1883. Charles llausell, 4th Pa. Vols., must. in April 30, 1883. T. P. Hampton, 186th Pa. Vols., must. in June 25, 1883. W. J. Hesser, 50th Pa. Vols., must in February 11, 1884. John Hughes, 3d Pa. Vols., most. in April 21, 1884. Ilenry C. Hughes, lient. 175th l'a. Vols., must. in July 12, 1884. John S. Hilsman, 83d Pa. Vols., must. in September 29, 1884. Henry Jacobs, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in March 4, 1867. David Jamison, 106th Pa. Vols., must. in March 18, 1867. Charles R. Jones, 138th Y'a. Vols., must. in April 1, 1867. Thomas HI. Jones, Ind. Pa, Eng., mnst. in April 8, 1867. J. P. H. Jones, 2d Pa. Cav., must. in April 8, 1867. Joseph S. Johnson, 96th Pa. Vols., must. in December 30, 1867, E. M. Jolins, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in February 7, 1870. Joseph Jobbins, 58th Pa. Vols., must, in July 22, 1872.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Randolph Jacobs, 8th Pa. Cav., must. in May 1, 1878. Theodore Jacobs, 187th Y'a. Vols., must. in May 8, 1878. John S. Jones, 51st Pa. Vols., most. in December 15, 1879. Charles P. Jordan, Ind. Pa. Eng., must. in February 14, 1881. Ralph Jones, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must, in May 9, 1881. Isaac Jones, Ind. Pa. Eng., must. in May 23, 1881. William Jamison, 95th Pa. Vols., must. in September 5, 1881. Charles Jaggers, Ind. Pa. Eng., most. in November 14, 1881. William D. Jenkins, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in December 19, 1881. H. H1. Kain, Ind. Pa. Eng., must. in April 15, 1867. John W. Klair, 1st U. S. Art., must. in June 3, 1878. Silas Kingkiner, 138th l'a. Vols., must. in October 21, 1878. H. M. Keiffer, hosp. steward, must. in May 19, 1879. Charles Kramer, 8th N. V. Vols., must. in February 2, 1880. Thomas A. Kelly, 99th Pa. Vols., must. in March 15, 1880. Oliver Keisen, 93d Pa. Vols., must. in June 14, 1880. Henry Keeler, 195th Pa. Vols., must. in February 21, 1881. M. V. B. Knox, 172d Pa. Vols., must. in June 13, 1881. D. R. Kreibel, 128th Pa. Vols., must. in October 17, 1881. Albanus Lare, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in February 11, 1867. Daniel Lare, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in February 18, 1867. Isaac Leedom, 15th Pa. Cav., must. in February 18, 1867. Albert List, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in June 3, 1867. Joseph M Linker, 95th Pa. Vols., must, in February 10, 1879. Daniel Linker, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in May 5, 1879. Jeremiah Lynch, 4th U. S. Cav., must. in December 6, 1880. Charles Lysinger, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in December 13, 1880. S. M. Lewis, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in March 14, 1881. John Lindsay, 6th Pa. Cav., must. in June 13, 1881. George W. Lewis, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in July 4, 1881. William H. Lewis, 12th P'a. Res., minst. in July 18, 1881.' P. H. Levering, Ist Pa. Cav., must. in August 8, 1881. Eli Long, 138th Pa. Vols., must in October 17, 1881. H. C. Lysinger, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in November 21, 1881 Ellwood Lukens, 51st Pa. Vois., must. in December 26, 1881 F. B. Lyle, 51st Pa. Vols., must. in January 2, 1882. John D. Linker, Ind. Pa. Eog., must. in March 20, 1882. H. S. Longaker, 119th Pa. Vols., must. in June 19, 1882. Willis Lare, 99th Pa, Vols., must. in June 26, 1882. W. R. Lyle, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in December 10, 1883. James S. Lyle, 121st Pa. Vols., must. in Angust 25, 1884. S. M. Markley, 5Ist Pa. Vols., must. in December 17, 1866. M. R. McClennan,2 138th Pa. Vols., must. in March 4, 1867. Ilugh McClain,1 51st Pa. Vols., must, in March 18, 1867. Allen Martin, Ind. Pa. Eng., must, in May 27, 1867. James Murphy, 15th Pa. Cav., must. in June 3, 1867. James S. Moore, 138th Pa. Vols., must. in June 24, 1867. Hugh McGill, must. in August 5, 1867.
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