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The company record is as follows:
Thomas R. Jones, captain, mustered out with company May 23d, '63.
Joseph L. Reeder, 1st lieutenant, discharged November 29th, '62.
A. N. Brice, 1st lieutenant, promoted from 2d lieutenant, January 1st, '63; mustered out with company.
Owen M. Fowler, 2d lieutenant, promoted from sergeant March 1st, '63; mustered out with company.
David M. Nesbit, 1st sergeant, mustered out with company.
Lott B. Weitzel, sergeant, mustered out with company.
George M. Arnold, sergeant, promoted from corporal September 14th, '62; mustered out with company.
Ephraim Foulke, sergeant, promoted from corporal August 2d, '62; mus- tered out with company.
Lorenzo D. Robins, sergeant, promoted to hospital steward August 26th, '62.
Samuel Bower, corporal, mustered out with company.
Ira M. Rockefeller, corporal, mustered out with company.
Silas R. Snyder, corporal, mustered out with company.
Charles P. Sensholtz, corporal, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 12th, '62; mustered out with company.
Solomon P. Klase, corporal, promoted to corporal September 14th, '62; mustered out with company.
John Ed. Eckman, corporal, promoted to corporal March 1st, '63; mus- tered out with company.
John A. Bucher, corporal, discharged on surgeon's certificate March 22d, '63.
John G. Blair, corporal, mustered out with company.
Samuel Swank, corporal, promoted to corporal September 14th, '62; wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; discharged on sur- geou's certificate February 12th, '63.
James E. Forrester, musician, mustered out with company.
Kimber C. Farrow, musician, mustered out with company.
Jesse M. Auchmuty, private, mustered out with company.
Milton Bastress, private, mustered out with company.
Ed. L. Beck, private, mustered out with compuuy.
William H. Beck, private, absent on detached service at muster out.
Benjamin F. Barnhart, private, mustered out with company.
Cyrus G. Bitteubeoder, private, mustered out with company.
Sylvanus A. Bird, private, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; mustered out with company.
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Jobn R. Boughner, private, discharged on surgcon's certi6cate December 22d, '62.
Joseph Conrad, private, mustered out with company.
Charles H. Culp, private, mustered out with company.
John L. Cooper, private, mustered out with company.
Hiram Dill, private, mustered out with company.
John Dawson, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate February 16th, '63.
Wesley Ely, private, mustered out with company.
John Ernst, private, mustered out with company.
Willinm Evert, private, mustered out with company.
George D. Irwin, private, mustered out with company.
John K. Erdman, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate February 15th, '63.
John Evert, private, killed at Fredericksburg, December 13th, '62.
John Fox, private, mustered out with company.
George Farley, private, discharged on surgcon's certificate February 7th, '63. Peter Fisher, private, killed at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62. William Good, private, mustered out with company.
Jacob T. Hepner, private, mustered out with company.
Elias Hoover, private, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va .; mustered out with company.
James Hunt, private, mustered out with company.
Samuel J. Hoey, private, mustered out with company.
Adam S. Haas, private, mustered out with company.
James Harris, private, mustered out with company.
Francis Hoover, private, mustered out with company.
John Hoffman, private, mustered out with company.
Frederick K. Hammer, private, mustered out with company.
John K. Haas, private, discharged on surgcon's certificate February 12th, '63.
Thomas Johnsou, private, mustered out with company.
Abraham Culp, private, mustered out with company.
Moses Kulp, private, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; mustered out with company.
James Kincaid, private, mustered out with company.
T. Koppenheffer, private, mustered out with company.
Joel Koppenheffer, private, mustered out with company.
Daniel M. Kerschner, private, mustered out with company.
Peter Kulp, private, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; mustered out with company.
Jaeob Keiser, private, discharged on surgeou's certificate March 6th, '63. Jeremiah Koppenheffer, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate Sep- tember 29th, '62.
George W. Lavan, private, killed at Fredericksburg, December 13th, '62. James W. Lyon, private, mustered out with company.
William Maguire, private, mustered out with company.
Vandine Martz, private, mustered out with company.
Charles M. Mettler, private, mustered out with company.
Heary W. Moore, private, mustered out with company.
Sylvester Myers, private, mustered out with company.
George Mautz, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate December 26th, '62.
Jacob Mower, private, died at Sharpsburg, October 6tb, '62, of wounds received accidentally ; buried in National Cemetery, Antietam, section 26, lot B, grave 122.
Alonzo Osmon, private, mustered out with company.
Oliver Overdorf, private, died at Sharpsburg, Md., October 12th, '62.
Daniel S. Peiper, private, mustered out with company.
Henry K. Price, private, mustered out with company. Samuel Ruch, private, mustered out with company. Jesse J. Reed, private, mustered out with company.
Samuel Reed, private, mustered out with company. Sirvetus O. Reed, private, wounded at Fredericksburg December 13th,
'62; discharged on surgeon's certificate; mustered out with cumpany.
John Smith, private, mustered out with company. William Savidge, private, mustered out with company. John L. Shipman, private, mustered out with company. Saul Shipman, private, mustered out with company. Henry R. Shipp, private, mustered out with company. R. F. Stambach, private, mustered out with company. Josiah Strausser, private, mustered out with company.
Franeis M. Smith, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate January 6th, '63.
Isaac Sarvis, private, died at Washington, D. C., January 16th, '63, of wounds received at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62.
Charles A. Spratt, private, killed at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62.
Landis Starner, private, killed at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62. George Y. Weimer, private, mustered out with company.
Peter Wentz, private, mustered out with company.
David Willet, private, discharged on surgeon's certificate April 13th, '62. Samuel Welker, private, killed ut Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62. Conrad Yeager, private, mustered out with company.
Solomon Yeager, private, mustered out with company.
William Yeager, private, wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; absent in hospital at muster out.
Adonijah Yocum, private, mustered out with company.
I have found, in my brief examination and inquiry into the history of those who enlisted in the war from Sunbury, that a considerable number went out in different regimental organizations, and have been very much scattered. I have doue the best I could in hunting them all up, but feel con- scious that some have been left out, although not purposely. At some future time the list may he perfected.
The following meu went out to the Western Department, in '64, and joined company M, of the Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry:
George E. Beard, corporal, mustered in February 25th, '64; promoted to corporal March 1st, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
Edward L. Beck, corporal, mustered in February 23d, '64; died of wounds received at Dallas, Ga., May 27th, '64.
Robert M. Bartlow, private, mustered in February 22d, '64; died at. Louisville, Ky., August 12th, '65; buried in National Cemetery, section D, range - grave 8.
Zebedee Bostian, private, mustered in February 23d, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
John B. Durst, private, mustered in February 23d, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
Charles D. Kiehl, private, mustered in February 19th, '64; mustered out with company.
Edward Lyon, private, mustered in February 19tb, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
John Lyon, private, mustered in February 17th, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
Charles Landaw, private, mustered in February 17th, '65; prisoner from October Ist, '64, to April 20th, '65; discharged June 12th, to date May 19th, '65.
Thomas Malone, private, mustered in February 17th, '64; prisoner from October Ist, '64, to April 20th, '65; discharged June 12th, to date May 19th, '65.
Edward Oyster, private, mustered in February 23d, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
Raphael Pereze, private, mustered in February 16th, '64; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
James Shiffer, private, mustered in February 22d, '64 ; mustered out with company August 23d, '65.
William Stroh, private, mustered in February 16th, '64; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps June 10th, '65; discharged by general order August 14th, '65.
The following entered the Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry, company H, in 1861-1864:
John J. Smith, private, mustered in November Ist. '61 ; discharged May 20th, '63, for wounds, with loss of leg, received at Williamsburg, Va., April 11th, '63 ; present post-master at Sunbury.
Silas R. Snyder, corporal, mustered in September 7th, '64; promoted to corporal February, '65 ; discharged by geuerul order May 19th, '65.
Andrew N. Brice, private, mustered in September 7th, '64; discharged by general order May 19tb, '65.
Jolin N. Snyder, private, mustered in September 7tb, '64; discharged by general order May 19th, '65.
Chambers S. Wynn, private, mustered in September 7th, '64; discharged by general order.
The following entered the One Hundred and Fifty-second regiment, or Third artillery, battery K :
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Benjamin F. Laudan, private, mustered in February 25th, '64; mnstered out with battery November 9th, '64.
Isaac Leeser, private, mustered in February 26th, '64; mustered out with battery November 9th, '64.
Joseph Richardson, private, mustered in February 26th, '64; discharged by special order October 17th, '65.
Company I, Eighty-fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, received the following recruits, through the efforts of Lieutenant George S. Good, in September, 1862:
Edward Gibson, private, mustered in September 15th, '62 ; transferred to the Fifty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, company G; dis- charged by general order.
Charles Gearhart, private, mustered in November 6th, '62; discharged at Columbus, O. ; since died.
Orlando Krighamu, private, October 6th, '62; transferred to company G Fifty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, June 13th, '65; wounded and captured at Chancellorsville, May 3d, '62.
A. B. Lawrence, private, mustered in September 15th, '62; transferred to companies B and G, Fifty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers.
H. K. Lawrence, private, mustered in September 15th '62; transferred to company B.
John Shissler, private, mustered in September 15th, '62; discharged on surgeon's certificate-date unknown; since died.
Joseph H. MeCarty entered company K, Forty-sixth Pennsylvania Vel- unteers August 29th, '62; promoted to adjutant August 12th, '64.
J. Ed. MeCarty entered the same company,at the same time; promoted to sergeant of company I, April 1st, '64.
John G. Blair, re-enlisted in company E, Forty-ninth Pennsylvania Vol- unteers October 28th, '63; substitute-captured-died at Andersonville, Ga., September 3d, '64-grave 7,747.
J. M. Bastian entered company B, One Hundred and Seventy-second Pennsylvania Volunteers November 3d, '62; mustered out August 1, '63.
Henry E. Martin enlisted in battery K, Second artillery ; afterwards transferred, and probably killed.
Fred. Hammer re-enlisted in battery L, Second artillery March, '64; mustered out Jannary 29th, '66.
Christian Martin entered battery L, Second artillery February, '64; mustered out Jauuary 29th, '66.
Sylvester Myers entered battery L, Second artillery March, '64; mus- tered out February 20th, '66.
Washington Harp, private, mustered in '62; wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13th, '62; discharged-date unknown.
James Haas, private, mustered in October 6th, '62; wounded at Mine Run, Va., November 5th, '63; transferred to company G, Fifty-seventh regiment, T. V. June 13th, '65.
Jonathon Haas, private, mustered in September 15th, '62; transferred to company G, Fifty-seventh regiment, P. V.
Arthur Robins, private, mastered in September 15th, '62; company G, Fifty-seventh regiment, P. V .; discharged February 21st, '63.
Melancthon Brosius, enlisted in company F, Eighty-fourth P. V., and was killed in battle; date unknown.
The following soldiers eulisted in an independent cavalry company, under Capt. Murray, June 17th, '63; discharged August 11th, '63.
Richard F. Bncher, George E. Beard, Jacob Fieg, James W. Lyon, J. Cares Welker,
1st Lieutenant, William M. Thurston, Forty-third regiment, First artillery, battery F, was promoted to 1st lieutenant April 22d, '65; he was originally mustered in July 8th, '61; was mustered out June 9th, '65, with battery.
Lemuel Shipman, 2d lieutenant, was mustered in November 8th, '62; promoted from 1st sergeant June 5th, '64, to 2d lieutenant, in the One Hundred and Fifty-second regiment, Third artillery, hattery D; mustered ont with battery November 9th, '65.
Among the officers from Sunbury was General J. K. Clement, who served at the frst battle of Bull Run. He afterwards served as provost-marshal of the district, with the rank of captain.
The following men enlisted in company G, One Hundred and Eighty- eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, during the year 1864 :
George D. Erviu, 1st lieutenant, mustered in February 26th, '64; promo- ted from sergeant September 16th, '65; commissioned 2d lieutenant November 26th, '62; mustered out with company December 14th, '64.
Henry D. Bright, private, mustered in February 24th, '64; discharged by general order June 28th, '65.
Solomen Cherry, private, mustered in March 5th, '64; discharged on sur- geon's certifcate June 24th, '65.
Charles J. Conrad, private, mustered in September 3d, '64; discharged by general order May 9th, '65.
John Dillman, private, mustered in February 9th, '64; mustered out with company December 14th, '64.
D. Druckemiller, private, mustered in February 25th, '64; mustered out with company December 14th, '65.
Frederick D. Kline, private, mustered in February 26th, '64; killed at Petersburg, Va., June 29th, '64.
George MeNier, private, mustered in December 29th, '63; wounded at Fort Harrison, Va., September 29th, '64; mustered ont with company December 14th, '65.
Frederick Shrank, private, mustered in February 26th, '64; mustered out with company December 14tb, '65.
Richard F. Bucher, enlisted in company K, Eleventh Pennsylvania cav- alry, February 25th, '64; captured at Ream's Station, Va., June 29th, '64- exchanged-now in the regular arany.
William A. Fetter, eulisted in company D, Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry, October 31st, '61; mustered out October 3d, '64.
Philip Renn, enlisted in company B, Twelfth regiment, U. S. infantry, September 16th, '61; discharged September 16ith, '64; re-eelisted in Han- cock's V. R. Corps, February 28th, '65; died at Jarvis Hospital, Baltimore, October 20th. '65.
Lieutenant Charles Israel Pleasanta entered the Eleventh U. S. infantry early in the war; he was probably killed in the battle of the Wilderness, under Grant; was never found; he was a brave, faithful officer.
Hunter P. Newberry, enlisted in company D, Third artillery, One Hua- dred and Fifty-second Pennsylvania Volunteers, February 27th, '64; mus- tered ont November 9th, '65.
James C. Kerschner, was in company C., One Hundred and Fifty-second Pennsylvania Volunteers, Third artillery, February 29th, '64; mustered out November 9th, '65.
Harvey K. Goodrich, sergeant, company B, Third Pennsylvania cav- alry; mustered in July 23d, '61; mustered ont with company August 24th, '64.
After the disastrous movements of second Bull Run and the Peninsula, the Rebel army moved northward. Ou the 10th of September, 1862, Gev. Curtin called for fifty thousand men to defend the soil of Pennsylvania. These were called the "emergency men of 1862." In obedience to this call company D, Third regiment, was organized in Sunbury and hurried to the front, under Capt. C. J. Bruner. Col. Dorris, Jr., and Lieut .- Cel. W. C. Lawson commanded the regiment. This company was never questioned for its bravery, but its reputation for a leaning towards hen-coops wns nnen- viable. It was organized September 11-13, and discharged September 23- 25,1862 :-
Company D .- Cuptuiu Charles J. Bruner; 1st lieutenant, A. J. Strob; 2d lientenant, Jacob Rohrbach; Ist sergeant, James B. Roney ; sergeants- Jeremiah H. Zimmerman, Peter Gussler, Joseph Bright, Geo. W. Stroh; corporals Jacob W. Covert, Henry Bucher, Geo. Oyster, Wilham Grant, Jacob B. Messer, Fred. Kleine, Henry Milhouse, Albert Haas; musicians --- John W. Bucher, D. J. Wharton-promoted to principal musician; privates- Philip Arison, Solomon B. Boyer, Thomas Baldy, Jacob Bell, John Bell, George Bloom, William Boweu, Peter Bright, George Bncher, Richard F. Bucher, Benjamin Brosious, Edward Bower, George Beard, Samuel H. Byers, Jonathan M. Bostian, Philip Clark, John Kay Clement, Ira T. Cle- meut, Henry Clement, Abraham M. Covert, Franklin Dellhough, John Durst, Norman S. Engle, Henry K. Fugely, Jacob Fetter, George Follmer, Henry Y. Friling, Landis Fry, Nevin W. Fisher, William Fisher, John Gering, Samuel Gerringer, James Griggs, George Genther, George W. Hile- maa, Jacob S. Headrieks, Martie L. Hendricks, Stunnel Harrison, Alexander Hanpt-died, date unknown-William Haupt, Washington Harp, Jackson Harp, Jacob Hoover, George W. Haupt, John Haas, Ist, Jobn Huas, 2d, James Hileman, Franklin U. John, James Kerstner, George P. Krohn, Wm. Kiefer, Philip Kiefer, Orland Krichbaum, John Leeser, James Lyon, Edward Lyon, William Logan, Anthony Lentzer, Lewis Miller, Charles Martin, Alexander Muntz, Thomas MeGaw, Hunter Newberry, John Oyster, Henry Peters, John B. Packer, Julius Ray, Win. Rohrbach, Lloyd T. Rohrbach, Jacob Renn, Levi Sensholtz, Cornelius Smith, Ernest Starkloff, Henry Strauss, Silas E. Wiles, John Weaver, William E. Yonagman, Jacob Youngman, George Zettlemoyer-94.
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The disaster to our arms at Fredericksburg and at Chancellorsville, embold- ened the Southeru army to again attempt an invasion of the North, and accord- ingly a proclamation was issued by the President, calling for one hundred thousand men. On the 26th of June, 1863, Gov. Curtin called for sixty thousand men for State service for ninety days. Under this call, twenty-eight regiments were organized. A company was raised in Sunbury by Capt. S. P. Wolverton, letter F, and joined the Thiry-sixth regiment at Harrisburg, under Col. H. C. Alleman. It was mustered in July 4th, 1863 -- discharged August 11th, 1863. During the time of their service, Capt. Wolverton and his men were constantly on duty. Although the campaigns of theseemergency com- panies were bloodless, their prompt response to the call of the country gave sure guarantee of their readiness for duty and of their patriotism.
Company F .- Captain, Simon P, Wolverton; 1st lieutenant, Andrew J. Stroh; 2d lieutenant, Jacob Rohrback; 1st sergeant, William C. Goodrich ; Sergeauts-Charles D. Wharton, George D. Bucher, Albert Haas, B. F. Bright; Corporals-Warren McEwen, Samuel P. Bright, Samuel Hoey, Martin L. Hendricks, Samuel Harrison, Charles Conrad, Isnac S. Kern, Robert B. Ammerman; Privates-Zebadee Bostian, George Bloom, Isaac Bair, John A Bucher, Edward L. Beck, Benjamin Bahner, Isaac Bubb, Henry D. Bucher, John Coogan, David Druckemiller, Conrad Detry, Andrew Detry, William Foulk, Landis Fry, George U. Folk, Peter Hileman, Luther Harrison, Thomas Henninger, John E. Heller, Andrew J. Heller, Jacob B. Hoover, William D. Haupt, Charles D. Kiehl, Martin 8. Kauffmann, Wil- liam Krigbaum, Peter Krohn, Lorenzo Kramer, Michael Keefer, Isaac Leeser, John Lyon, Benjamin F. Landan, George Mantz, Isnac Miller, Mahlon Myers, Lewis Miller, Jacob A. Miller, John Oyster, Edward Oyster, Raphael Perez, Franklin Patrick, William H. Rohrback, Arthur Bobins, Henry L. Renn, Simon Benn, Silas Renn, Julius Ray, William H. Shiffer, John Shuler, Andrew S. Speece, Henry C. Seasholtz, George A. Sterner, Jonas Trego, John Weaver, D. J. Wharton, Silas E. Wiles, John R. Walls, John Webber, William E. Youngman, Abraham Zimmerman-74.
In March, 1865, the Seventy-fourth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, was recruited by the addition to it of seven new companies. Among them was Company C, from Sunbury, under command of captain E. P. Rohbach. It was mustered in during March, 1865, and discharged August 29th, 1865. Its record is as follows:
Elias P. Rohback, captain, mastered in March 3d, '65; promoted to major May 2d, '62.
John H. Lewis, captain, mustered in March 4th, '65; promoted from ad- jutant to captain July 9th, '65; mustered out with company August 29th, '65.
Samuel S. Hendricks, 1st lieutenant, mustered in February 20th, '65; dis- charged by special order May 12th, '65.
Clinton D. Rohrbach, 2d lieutenant, mustered in March 21st, '65; dis- charged by special order March 29th, '65.
Benjamin F. Bright, 2d lieutenant, mustered in March 17th, '65; promoted from sergeant to 2d lieutenant July 2d, '65; mustered out with company.
Earnest L. Starkloff, 1st sergeant, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
H. B. Longsdorf, sergeant, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
W. H. Row, sergeant, mustered in March 9th, '65; mustered out with company.
Peter S. Gussler, sergeant, mustered in March 19th, '65; mustered out with company.
John G. Young, sergeant, mustered in March 17th, '65 ; promoted to ser- geant July 2d, '65; mustered out with company.
A. H. Boyer, corporal, mustered in March 17th, '65; mastered ont with company.
Jacob Fetter, corporal, mustered in March 17th, '65 ; mustered out with company.
Perry Jarret, corporal, mustered in March 9th, '65; mustered out with company.
Uriah Foulk, corporal, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Alexander Cassatt, corporal, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
W. B. Longsdort, corporal, mustered in March 17th, '65; mastered out with company.
Joseph R. Bright, corporal, mustered in March 7th, '65; promoted to cor- poral July 2d, '65; mustered out with company.
Philip Keeffer, corporal, mustered in March 14th, '65; mustered out with company.
Henry Cassatt, musician, mustered in March 8th, '65; mustered out with company.
P. F. Zimmerman, musician, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out. with company.
Philip Arrison, private, mustered in March 23d, '65; mustered out with company. '
Jacob W. Bright, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out. with company.
Charles H. Bucher, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out. with company.
Henry W. Bucher, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered ont. with company.
John Bell, private, mastered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Henry Boyer, private, mustered in March 29th, '65; mustered out with company.
Daniel K. Conrad, private, mostered in March 17, '65; mustered out with company.
Jacob Cassatt, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Landis Fry, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
James P. Griggs, private, mustered in March 8th, '65; mustered out with company.
William Gaeringer, private, mustered in March 8th, '65; mustered out with company.
Monroe Geasy, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
George B. Genther, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Jackson W. Harp, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Flem. J. Haughtou, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
John W. Hopper, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mastered out with company.
Thomas Henninger, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Bernard A. Hopper, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Edward Israel, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Eli Kerlin, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
John Leeser, private, mustered in March 23d, '65 ; mustered out with company.
James W. Lyon, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
John J. Landaw, private, mustered in March 17th, '65 ; mustered out with company.
Gideon Londaw, private, mustered in March 18th, '65; mustered out with company.
Frank Leader, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Solomon Lesser, private, mustered in April 5th, '65; mustered out with company.
John J. Messner, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered out with company.
Thomas E. Metzgar, private, mustered in April 6th, '65; mustered out with company.
Robert B. MeCay, private, mustered in March 17th, '65; mustered ont with company.
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