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quently killed at Harper's Ferry .* On Thursday, the 13th of June, the Brigade moved from Chambersburg on the road to Greencastle, and encamped near the Rhode Island command of Governor Sprague, and the regiment of Colonel Burnside.
Advancing to the Potomac, on Sunday, the 16th of June, Miles' Brigade crossed the river, the Ninth holding the right of the column, and encamped about three miles from the stream, on the road from Williamsport to Martins- burg. The ferry at Williamsport had been destroyed by the rebels, and the troops were obliged to wade, the water reaching to the arm pits of the smaller men of the command. On the 17th of June, Colorel Miles, with his detach- ments of the Second, Third, and Eighth regiments of U. S. infantry, was ordered to Washington. He accordingly turned over the command of the balance of the Brigade to Colonel Longnecker, the ranking officer, and ordered him to re- turn to Williamsport with the three volunteer regiments, and report in person to the commanding General of the Division, Major General Cadwalader. Re- crossing the river, the Brigade encamped near the ford, which it was com- manded to hold. In this camp the regiment remained, drilling, performing picket duty, and experiencing the varied alarms incident to an inexperienced soldiery, until July 1st, when the whole army, in and about Williamsport, began to move across the river, in the direction of Martinsburg. The enemy under Jackson having been driven back in the engagement at Falling Waters, the Ninth encamped on the following night on a portion of the battle ground. Advancing on the following day to Martinsburg, it went into camp, where it remained till the 15th of July, when the 4th Brigade moved out on the Winchester pike, to Bunker Hill.
As early as the 8th of July, a general forward movement had been decided on by the commanding General, with the design of giving battle to the enemy concentrated at Winchester and Bunker Hill, and the order had been issued for the army to move in two columns, led by the Brigades of Thomas and Stone. But before the movement had commenced, General Patterson was induced to hold a conference with his principal officers, at which the opposition t to an at-
* Organization of 4th Brigade, Colonel Dixon S. Miles ; 1st Division, Major General George Cadwalader. Detachments of 2d and 3d U. S. infantry, Major Sheppard, commanding ; Ninth Pennsylvania volunteers, Coloncl H. C. Longnecker, commanding ; Thirteenth Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel Thomas A Rowley, commanding; Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel Thomas A. Zeigle, commanding.
¡ MINUTES OF COUNCIL OF WAR, HELD JULY 9, 1861, AT MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA .- Captain Simpson, Topographical Engineers. The difficulty of our present position arises from the great facility the enemy has to concentrate troops at Winchester from Manassas Junction. By the railroad, twelve thousand men could be sent there in a day, and again sent back to Ma- nassas. Our forces should combine with the forces at Washington.
Captain Newton, Engineers. Our present positionis a very exposed one. General Johnston can keep us where we are as long as he pleases, and at any time make a demonstration on our rear. Our whole line is a false one. We have no business here, except for the purpose of making a demonstration. He threatens us now. We should be in a position to threaten him. We should go to Charlestown, Harper's Ferry, Shepherdstown, and flank him.
Colonel Stone. It is mainly a question for the staff. Our enemy has great facility of move- ment, and to extend our line would be accompanied with great danger. Johnston should be threatened from somo other point. * * *
General Negley, ditto to Captain Newton.
Colonel George HI. Thomas, approves of a flank movement to Charlestown.
Coloncl Abercrombie, the same.
General Keim, the same.
General Cadwalader, opposed to a forward movement. Conduct of the War, Vol. II, p 85.
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tack was so decided that the order for the advance was countermanded. The means of transporting supplies were inadequate, and the difficulty of guard- ing the line was increasing with every day's advance. The tenacity with which the enemy held his position at Winchester, and fortified himself against all approaches from Bunker Hill, indicated a confidence in his ability to success- fully hold it. In an entrenched camp, miles in extent, and well provided with artillery and cavalry, the rebel leader, with every advantage in his favor, was evidently willing to give battle. Subsequent experience has abundantly shown the hazard of attacking fortified positions with even superior forces. A commu- nication,* forwarded from the War Department three days later, showed that the intentions of the enemy were correctly interpreted by this Council of War.
On the 17th of July, Colonel Longnecker's Brigade moved from Bunker Hill towards Charlestown, and encamped that evening in the vicinity of the town. Remaining here until the 21st, it moved to Harper's Ferry, where it crossed the Potomac, fording the river near the ruins of the National armory, and en- camped about a mile back on the Maryland side. On the 22d of July the Ninth regiment, Colonel Longnecker, and the Thirteenth, Colonel Rowley, were ordered to march the same day for Hagerstown, and thence by rail to Harrisburg, the period of enlistment having expired. Arriving at Harrisburg on the 24th, the men were paid, and mustered out of service. This regiment was well drilled, and under excellent discipline, and had opportunity offered, would doubtless have shown good soldierly qualities in battle. The health of the men through- out the term of service was good, no serious sickness prevailing, and the regi- inent suffered no loss by death or desertion.
*WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, July 11, 1861.
Major General PATTERSON,
Martinsburg, Virginia:
The author of the following is known, and he believes it authentic :
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1861.
The plan of operations of the Secession army in Virginia contemplates the reverse of the proceedings and movements announced in the "Express" of yesterday and Saturday. A .sche- dule that has come to light, meditates a stand, and an engagement by Johnston, when he shall have drawn Patterson sufficiently far back from the river to render impossible his retreat across it on being vanquished, and an advance then, by Johnston and Wise conjointly upon M'Clel- lan, and, after the conquest of him, a march in this direction, to unite in one attack upon the Federal forces across the Potomac, with the army under Beauregard at Manassas Junction, and the wing of that army, the South Carolina regiments chiefly, now nine (9) miles from Alexan- dria. Success in each of these three several movements is anticipated, and thereby not only the possession of the Capital is thought to be assured, but an advance of the Federal troops upon Richmond prevented. * * * Real retreats, which have been anticipated, it will be seen, are, by this plan, altogether ignored. According to it, fighting and conquest are the orders.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.
Conduct of the War, Vol. II, p. 86.
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THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.
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FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
H. C. Longnecker ... Colonel.
Wm. H. H. Hangen .... Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles Glantz. .Major.
Thomas S. Bell .Adjutant.
Henry M. House. ...... .. Quartermaster.
Wm. H. Worthington .... Surgcon. Claus Seimans Assistant Surgeon.
COMPANY A.
RECRUITED AT WEST CHESTER, CHESTER COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1SC1.
Henry R. Guss .. Captain.
Franeis M. Guss First Lieutenant.
Richard D. Townsend .. .. Second Lieutenant.
Lewis Y. Evans. .First Sergeant.
Jolin C. M'Kay
Second Sergeant.
James Powell .Third Sergeant.
Thomas J. Townsend .Fourth Sergeant.
Ephraim E. Blaek ..... First Corporal.
Thomas E. Weber .Second Corporal.
Thomas M'Kay. .Third Corporal.
Abel Griffith .. . Fourth Corporal.
James St. John Musician.
William S. St. Jolin ... .do.
Abel, William S. Private.
Baldwin, Johnson C .. do.
Birney, David ...
.do.
Bickings, Albanus.
.do.
Caruthers, Henry W .do.
Doek, William H .do.
Daubman, Jacob .do.
Donley, John. .do.
Davis, George. do.
Dailey, Bayard .do.
Davis, Reese. .do.
Dutton, Alfred L. .do.
Dutton, Reese R.
.do.
Donley, James P.
do.
Davis, John E ..
.do.
Fithian, R. Powell .. do.
Ferrell, William C .. .do.
Richardson, Taylor
.do.
Rudolph, Jervis J. .do.
Rogers, John ... .do.
Strickland, O. E .do. Stone, Charles .do.
Fawkes, Isaac
.. do.
do.
George, William .....
.. do.
Gill, Taylor .. .. do.
Hiekman, F. Sharpless ...... do.
Hawkins, George.
.Private.
Hutchinson, David .. ...... do.
Hall, Robert J ... do.
Hamill, Robert A .. .do.
Hopkins, Matthew M. ....... do.
Jenkins, Mahlon P. .do.
Johnson, T. Rhoads. .do.
Jenkins, George. do.
Keeeli, William K. .do.
Kennedy, John ... .do.
Keeeh, James G .do.
Linton, James.
.do.
Lovell, William. .do.
Lupold, John do.
Lewis, Phineas. do.
M'Kay, William do.
.. do.
Morris, John .. 3
Morgan, Elwood .. do.
Massey, Jefferson. .do.
Middleton, Elisha W. .... do. Martin, William H ... .... do.
M'Dermott, Bernard .. ...... do.
Meteer, William. .. do.
M'Namel, John ... .do.
Pearee, William H. II. .. do.
Perry, Aaron B.
.do.
Peace, Alfred
do.
Peace, Samuel S.
.do.
Pearson, William ..
.do.
Stackhouse, Benjamin ...... do.
Stott, Sylvester
do.
Taylor, Isaae B .do.
Wright, Andrew K. ...... do.
COMPANY B.
RECRUITED AT KITTANNING, ARMSTRONG COUNTY MUSTERED IN,' APRIL 22, 1861.
William Sirwell. Captain.
Norwood G. Penny. .First Lieutenant.
Samuel Robinson Second Lieutenant. James L. M'Cain. .First Sergeant.
James Hillberry .Second Sergeant.
James Lowther .Third Sergeant.
James Gates .Fourth Sergeant.
.First Corporal.
Henry Grazier Second Corporal. Henry Glauts. Third Corporal.
Matthias Freese
Fourth Corporal.
William W. W. Wallace, Musician.
Thomas C. Wilson ...
.. do.
Armstrong, George ........ Private. Bell, William ... do.
Beggs, Joseph P.
...... do.
Darwin Phelps 12
Fineh, Isaac. do. Ferrell, Morgan .do.
Frame, Franklin. do. Floyd, William. do.
Gardner, William
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NINTH REGIMENT,
Brown, Joseph. Private.
Benner, William. .do.
Boyd, Francis ... do.
M'Manus, Charles do.
M'Elunin, Jolm L .do.
M'Mullin, Archibald do.
Davis, George W.
do.
M'Garvey, James .do.
Edwards, Philip. do.
Fluke, Alfred L. do.
Frederick, John. do.
Frederick, August do.
Premkard, Harrison do.
Price, Isaae A. .do. .
Porter, James. .. do.
Reynold, Jefferson. .. do.
Robinson, Albert. .do.
Rhoads, James ..
.. do.
Ross, Orlando W do.
Stevenson, James H. ... do.
Sınith, Charles W. .do.
Singer, August.
do.
Henry, Hiram
do.
Shoup, Francis. do.
Sintser, George.
do.
King, Charles M. do.
Kerr, Valentine .. do.
Keiner, Samuel F. do.
Logan, William A.
do.
Mott, John ...
.do.
Walker, Samuel
.. do.
Mackey, George W. do.
M'Millen, George W .do.
M'Masters, James. do.
M'Candless, George
do.
Wagoner, Frederiek ........ do.
COMPANY C.
RECRUITED AT CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 23, 1861.
Christian Kuhns .Captain.
Augustus Zag. .First Lieutenant.
John B. Alexander. Seeond Lieutenant.
John S. Lyne
First Sergeant.
Barnet Shafer
Second Sergeant.
John W. Keeney.
.Third Sergeant.
John Low
Fourth Sergeant.
Charles Sanno. First Corporal.
Charles H. Foulk
Second Corporal.
Thomas Colwell.
John W. Shafer
Third Corporal.
John S. Cole
.Musieian.
do.
Armstrong, Calives Private. Alguier, Samuel do.
Bailey, David do.
Blaine, William S. do.
Curn, Henry
.do.
Caufman, John H.
.do.
Cornman, Augustus do.
Deamer, Alexander T.
...... do.
Durnin, Matthew W.
.do.
Demole, Edward. .do.
Ebright, H.
.do.
Erick, George ...
do.
Elliott, Samuel.
.do.
Engelberger, William.
.do.
Egolf, Lemuel
do.
Fink, John C
.do.
Gregg, William B.
do.
Gilmore, Peter. .do.
Grier, Samuel .do.
Gregg, John M. .do.
Gauld, George W .do.
Hipple, Benjamin do.
Heavinger, George W ..
.do.
Keller, Henry.
.do.
Keeserman, William.
.do.
Kuntz, Philip do.
Lippart, William ..
Private
Lobach, Albert T.
do.
Long, Andrew K
.do.
Low, Jaeob M.
do.
Lisman, Casper
.do.
M'Gibbens, Patriek
.do.
M'Gown, William
.do.
Martin, Robert A
.do.
Noble, James.
.do.
Noble, Jackens W. J .. do.
Noble, James H.
do.
Nealy, William ..
do.
Peatus, David ..
do.
Peatus, Alexander
do.
Rodgers, Alexander. .do.
Robinson, John.
do.
Ramsey, William
.do.
Swartz, John.
.do.
Swartz, Andrew
.do.
Snodgrass, William M.
.do.
Sitts, Samuel
do.
Smith, Alfred B.
do.
Shuserman, John C.
do.
Spottswood, Edward.
.. do.
Sanno, Edward B
.do.
Sterrett, James .do.
Stinmyer, Harman
.. do.
Sadler, Samuel G .do. Stouf, Michael B. do.
Spong, John .
.do.
Thompson, David
do.
Vansant, John
.do.
Vanard. Wilson ..
.do.
Watts, William M
.do.
Winnans, Jackson W
... do.
Wolf, Alexander ... .....
.. do.
Wert, Henry P
.. do.
Weakly, Juncs G.
........ do.
Mathews, George .do.
Oswald, Randolph do. Phelps, Henry F ... .do.
Fishter, Michael
.do.
Frailey, George S
.do.
Frailey, William.
do.
Gates, Joseph. do.
Garver, Joseph. .. do.
Hill, William do.
Hobaugh, Jacob do.
Hoaks, Henry W .do.
Hetherington, James. do.
Henry, Aldin. .do.
Serene, George.
do.
Truby, John H.
do.
Trew, Charles. do.
Truit, Jefferson. do.
Welty, James B.
.do.
Wasson, Samuel.
.do.
Wygant, Henry .. do.
M'Vey, David L .. do.
M'Mett, Robert. Private.
M'Cormick, Milton do.
Davis, Alexander S .. do.
Dugan, James ...
.do.
John M'Master.
Fourth Corporal.
-
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THREE MONTHS SERVICE.
COMPANY D.
RECRUITED AT ALLENTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
G. D. Hand Captain.
C. A. G. Keek.
First Lieutenant.
Enoeh Phillips. Second Lieutenant.
Levi Stubler. First Sergeant.
William Seminer.
Second Sergeant.
Tilghman Miller Third Sergeant.
Fourth Sergeant.
Lewellyn, Thomas .do.
Meyers, William H. .do.
Morrison, John
.do.
Michael, Charles H
.. do.
Manley, Lewis
do.
M'Clasky, John.
.. do.
M'Gee, Cornelius.
.do.
M'Hecker, John do.
M'Hoes, Joshua. do.
Patrick, John.
do.
Panly, William H.
do.
Paul, William
do.
Reese, David
do.
Rohn, Wilson.
.. do.
Ritter, Augustus
do.
Schwab, Joshua do.
Daniel, Daniel
do.
Edwards, Evan
do.
Elliott, James ..
do.
Eckenberger, Henry
do.
Fondran, Benedict
do.
Graham, Jolın.
do.
Grate, John .do.
Hopkins, William .. .do.
Hopkins, John. .do.
Hughes, James
do.
Henry, Francis
do.
Wilson, Frank H do.
William, Robert
do.
Hammerly, Roberts
do.
Hacker, Jacob.
do.
Jones, Joseph do.
Kramsic, Edwards.
.do.
Kane, John
.do.
COMPANY E.
RECRUITED AT WEST CHESTER, CHESTER COUNTY.
MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
James F. Andress .. Captain.
De Witt C. Lewis. First Lieutenant.
W. Montgomery Hinkson, Second Lieutenant.
William M'Connell First Sergeant.
Davis E. Townsend
.. Second Sergeant.
Samuel Burns, Jr.
Third Sergeant.
Thomas L. Lewis . Fourth Sergeant.
Samuel J. Thompson
First Corporal.
Cyrus D. Hoopes.
Second Corporal.
Hampton S. Thomas.
Third Corporal.
William W. Stott
Fourth Corporal.
Casper Fahnestock.
do.
Burns, William H
Private.
Buekley, Edmund do.
Baker, Henry C. .do.
Baker, William. do.
Boyles, Jolın M. .do.
Bennett, Edward C.
.do.
Brubaker, John
.do.
Bride, Robert N.
.do.
Chandler, David A.
.do.
Connell, Patriek.
.. do.
Chandler, James L.
Private.
Dunn, Martin H
.do.
Fimple, William.
.do.
Ferguson, Robert do.
Futhey, Samuel D .. do.
Friel, James
.do.
Ferry, William
.do.
Gould, P. Atwood.
.do.
Gammel, James. .
do.
Glending, William.
do.
Hoopes, Jacob
.do.
Hale, Hugh
.do.
Hadley, James
do.
Haines, Joseph.
.do.
Huntsman, John E
.. do.
Kirk, Levi
.. do.
Kennedy, William.
do.
Kirk, Chandler ..
do.
Lapp, Isaac.
do.
Maxton, JJames L ..
.do.
Maxton, Martin V. B ......... do.
M'Cormick, William ......
.do.
Moulder, Wilmer
... do.
Kick, Lorentz.
Privat( ..
Keiser, Edwin
do.
Keiser, William .. do.
Leister, Tilghman. do.
Lockwood, Samuel do.
Leister, Peter.
do.
Morgan Richards First Corporal.
Charles Nolf, Jr.
Second Corporal.
William Williams
Fourth Corporal.
Granville Hangains.
Henry Sttressen Musician.
William Miller. clo.
Private.
Barrow, Samuel C ..
Baumeister, William C ...... do.
Clement, Huglı
do.
Craft, Levi.
do.
Crogan, Rieliard
do.
Cooney, Michael ..
.do.
Dettwiler, Henry
do.
Davis, Isaac. do.
Snyder, William T do. Snyder, James R. do.
Sattenfuse, William H.
.... do.
Schlosser, William
do.
Smith, Samuel.
.do.
Smith, Stephen
do.
Steinberger, Henry.
.. do.
Tombler, David A.
do.
Vansyehell, James
.do.
Vreeland. Charles.
do.
Hetthenson, James
do.
Werly, William.
.do.
Wolf, Abraham.
do.
Xandres, Francis
do.
Young, James
.do.
-- -----
Arthur, Samuel .. do.
Richard Wilson
.Third Corporal.
Musician.
John W. Way.
92
NINTH REGIMENT,
Milbourn, Mark Private.
M'Cullough, James
Smith, William .do.
M'Cue, John .... do.
Smedley, Abiah T .do.
Meredith, Lewis
.do.
Smedley, Isaac. do
M' Dowell, Clarkson. do.
Taggart, Jesse .do
M'Corkle, John D ..
Taylor, Charles E. .do.
Miles, George .do.
Moore, James. do.
Otley, William. do.
('Brien, William .. .do. Phipps, Aaron J. do.
Wilson, Samuel, .do.
Rockey, Benjamin B.
do.
Riley, James ..
.. do.
Strickland, William B.
..... do.
Walton, James B .. do.
Wright, William H. ........ do.
COMPANY F.
RECRUITED AT WEST CHESTER, CHESTER COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Samuel Huffty, Jr .. Captain.
David Jones First Lieutenant.
Joseph T. Burnett ... Second Lieutenant.
Josiah Burnett, Jr First Sergeant.
Don Juan Wallings .Second Sergeant.
Elijah B. Thomas. . Third Sergeant.
Ellwood P. Baldwin Fourth Sergeant.
George D. Townsend .. First Corporal.
Joseph F. Townsend .....
.. Second Corporal.
George F. Bailey.
Third Corporal.
Benjamin H. Downing ..... Fourth Corporal. Henry G. Yocum . Musician.
Arthur B. Yeager ... .do.
Ahn, Edwin T. Private.
Ahn, Benjamin F do.
Bailey, Thomas V do.
Bear, William W. .do.
Bittle, William L ..
.do.
Baldwin, Robert.
.do.
Brown, Francis A. .do.
Pinkerton, Lewis J. .. do.
Brown, Elliot .do.
Bonfield, George. .do.
Bailey, Joshua .. .do.
Black, Robert L. .do.
Robinson, David. .. do.
Clark, Jeptha .. do.
Riley, Benjamin .. do.
Clark, William H. do.
Russell, Joseph .. .do.
Rhodwalt, John H .. do.
Skeen, Benjamin F do. Short, Thomas H ... do.
Drunnnond, Kersey II.
.. do.
Skeen, Robert, Jr .. do.
Smith, Cooper. .do.
Smith, Columbus, .do.
Ford, John P. .do.
Ford, John. .do.
Freas, Daniel HI. dla. Guest, Thomas B. do.
Greiner, Frederick.
.do.
Harvey, William .. . ......... do.
Hickman, John .do.
Iliekman, Daniel Privato. Henry, Jacob C do.
Hayes, Job, Jr do. Howard, William H. H ..... do.
Irwin, George W .do.
Jeffries, William D .. do.
Kern, Patrick. .do.
Kiekham, Thomas .do.
Lewis, Joel .do.
Mills, John do.
Mathews, George P. .. do. Miles, William C .. .do.
Minster, John H
.. do.
M'Cafferty, Enos ..
.do.
M'Clure, John .do.
Miles, Christian. .do.
do.
M'Afee, William D.
O'Neil, Edward do.
Potts, David .. do.
Paekingham, Samuel H .... do. .do. Pinkerton, John W .. ....... .. do. Paltzgrobe, Henry.
Darlington, Hilbern ... .. do. Ford, Lewis J .do.
Wesley, George W. .do. Wynn, Coleman .. .do. Wilson, Henry C. .do. Worrall, Lewis .. do.
Webster, William D ..... ... do.
Willard, Philip, Jr. ......... do.
COMPANY G.
RECRUITED AT EASTON, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
Richard A. Graeffe. .Captain.
Charles Goepp First Lieutenant.
Frank A. Hetrick .Second Lieutenant.
Franeis Mittenberger ... ... First Sergeant.
John Cooneyer .Second Sergeant.
Martin Goth Third Sergeant.
Joseph Hoefler
. Fourth Sergeant.
Francis Pleffer
.First Corporal.
Francis Ries
.Seeond Corporal.
George Wahler.
. Third Corporal.
Otto Hersh
Fourth Corporal.
Joseph Flad.
.Musician.
Springer, Charles D ............ do.
Smith, Sanmel D .. ............. clo.
1 Smith, George L .Private.
Valentine, Henry C .do.
Vernon, Isaac A. .do. Vandever, Elwood ... do.
Wilson, George D. ... do.
Wilson, Lewis. .. clo. West, William W. ......... do.
Carberry, John L. .do. Caruthers, David P do. Downing, Dennis W .. do.
93
THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.
William Weber Musician.
Adler, John. Private.
Beck, Jacob .. do.
Lutz, Godfrey .. do.
Meyer, Frederick do.
Dennig, Adolphus
.do.
Meyer, John.
.do.
Ecker, Jacob.
do.
Messinger, Peter .. do.
Elhard, George.
.do.
Epple, Frederick. .do.
Eppler, Martin. .do.
Franklin, Charles do.
Friedewald, Daniel .do.
Froehler, Bernhard.
.do.
Froelich, Ilenry Elias ..
... do.
Gehr, Anthony.
do.
Genther, Henry. .. do.
Geauz, Otto do.
Haernmerlein, John .do.
Herrmann, Christian G ... do.
Hetzler, Joseph .do.
Huber, Charles
do.
Hunter. John.
.do.
Schaler, Julius. .do.
Hutmacher, John do.
Schrog, George. .. do.
Kaiser, Charles
.do.
Schwarz, Jacob .do.
Kaiser, Godfrey
.do.
Kaltenbach, William.
.. do.
Keminerer, Gustavus ...
.. do.
Kiefer, Ignace
.. do.
Klette, Henry.
.. do.
Kern, John .do.
Klump, Andrew.
.. do.
Laetius, Maurice.
.. do.
Long, Joseph .. do.
Liebermann, Anthony ........ do.
White, John .do.
COMPANY HI.
RECRUITED AT ST. CLAIR, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
Edward Farne .. Captain.
John D. Jones .. First Lieutenant.
Frederick A. Herwig Second Lieutenant.
Thomas Ray ..
First Sergeant.
Henry Krebs, Jr.
Second Sergeant.
John Mard
Third Sergeant.
Jolın Carl Fourth Sergeant.
William J. M'Carthy First Corporal.
Edward F. Smith. Second Corporal.
William G. DeFunk .Third Corporal.
Thomas Torbett ...
Fourth Corporal.
John Butterwiek.
Musician.
Jacob Bumnersbach .. do.
Atkinson, James .... Private.
Bumnersbach, Adam .do.
Bemne, Augustns. do.
Britt, Jacob ..
do.
Brewer, Lloyd T.
.. do.
Breman, William .do.
Beamont, George .do.
Blue, Charles H.
... co.
Barnes, John W. do.
Chadwick, Benjamin ... do.
Chilson, Luke W. E. .do. Cope, William H .. do. Denning, Joseph H. do. Donner, James. .do. Donal, William .do. Dress, Charles .do.
Grum, Frederick. do.
Hetherington, George .do. Howels, John. .do.
Humphreys, John .do.
Humes, William H.
do.
Harrison, John. do.
Haron, Samuel. .do.
Hensel, Edwin F. .do.
Hannum, Hatton ... do.
Johnson, William.
Private.
Karbey, Joseph .. do.
Karbey, Ralph. .do.
Krebs, Pharaoh W .. do.
King, James
.do.
Kreiges, Peter C.
Kern, Nicholas. .. åv.
Kaiss, Charles .. do.
Kendall, Samuel .. do.
Kelly, Peter
.do.
Lewis, Thomas
do.
Lewis, Evan do.
Lerman, John .do. Mattler, Samuel .. do. Mahoney, Jeremiah . .do. M'Gowen, John do. Morgan, William .. do. Martin, James. .. do. M'Hugh, Michael .do. Mahley, Peter .. .do.
M'Lafferty, Franklin. .. do. Neargart, Jacob .. do. Nields, Amos A. .do. O'Niel, Morris . do. Parvin, Jacob, Jr .do.
Palmer, Thomas
.. do.
Paul, Daniel .. do. Reily, James .. .do. Rees, John W. .do. Roorbach, Charles L. .. do. Freeman, Daniel W .do.
Steel, John B
.do.
Sedgwick, Michael.
.do.
Slenker, William H. .do.
Taggert, John ..
.. do.
Wurne, Henry.
.. do.
Welsh, Nicholas
.do.
Wolf, Augustus. .do.
Zimmerman, Henry W ..... do.
Miller, Charles .. do.
Miller, Dr. George .do.
Mock, Anthony .. do.
Moll, Pius .. do.
Palmer, George do.
Pfisterer, Herrmann .do.
Pfleger, John .
.. do.
Ries, Augustus do.
Ries, Conrad
do.
Ries, Joseph
.do.
Roesler, Frederick do.
Rogers, Aaron .. .do.
Rapp, Rudolph .do. Roth, Frederick do.
Stein, John Henry .do. Strauss, David F. .do. Sturm, Henry .do.
Snomann, Andrew .do.
Swaddell, George do.
Weber, Clement do. Wcidknecht, Charles .. do. Wendenburg, Lewis .. do. Wettlaenfer, Jacob ....... .. do.
Lingeman, Henry .. do.
Loeffelmann, Augustus. Private.
Loeffler, David .do.
Biermann, George .do.
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NINTH REGIMENT,
COMPANY I.
RECRUITED AT CHESTER, DELAWARE COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Henry B. Edwards . Captain.
James G. Stacy
First Lieutenant.
Hughes, William .. do.
William Blackely Second Lieutenant.
William B. Stevenson First Sergeant.
Jester, William F. do.
John Beek
Second Sergeant.
Kelley, James P .... .do.
James Williams
.. Third Sergeant.
Kay, Edward. do.
William Eves
Fourth Sergeant.
Isaac Weaver
First Corporal.
William R. Thatcher.
Third Corporal.
Jesse Cummins
.Fourth Corporal.
Ezra Dransfield
Musician.
Alexander King
.do.
Booth, Jolin ... Private.
Barker, Josepli do.
Brewster, Joseph .do.
Benner, Lewis do.
Phillips, John. do.
Pithey, Daniel do.
Blythe, Thomas
.. do.
Pierce, Thomas F .do.
Baddin, Isaac F ..... .. do.
Quinn, Anthony. .do.
Brown, William H. .do.
Rodrigas, Francis do.
Burke, David, .do.
Reaney, Robert .. .do.
Booth, George. .. do.
Shepherd, Samuel do.
Bruner, Thomas W .do.
Scott, Franeis. .do.
Crothen, Edward do.
Collisson, Joseph do.
Cross, Samuel.
do.
Crowther, Daniel .do.
Smith, Samuel. do.
Cliff, James, .do.
Toy, Thomas. do.
Carr, Allen do.
Taylor, Joseph, Jr .do. Cutler, Frederick .do. Turner, Richard do. Crider, Frederick .do.
Davis, Simeon
.do.
Wilson, Joshua L. .. do.
Wagner, John ... do.
Elliott, William.
.do.
Etennie, Theodore
.do.
Fogg, Robert. do.
Farmday, John do.
Groves, Joseph. .. do.
COMPANY K.
RECRUITED AT PORT CARBON, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 23, 1861.
Matthew Byrnes Captain.
William Cusack First Lieutenant.
Thomas Brennan. Second Lieutenant.
John Mullen First Sergeant.
John Moore
.Second Sergeant.
Michael Dougherty
Third Sergeant.
Bernard Duffy Fourth Sergeant.
John Leamen First Corporal.
William Gaynor
Second Corporal.
James Slattery
Third Corporal.
James Burke
Fourth Corporal.
Thomas Fegan
Musieian.
Edward Cunningham ... do.
Allison, James. Private.
Agnew, James, do.
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