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Bowsman, Henry do.
Baker, Martin . do.
Brennan, John do.
Brennan, Michael .do.
Burns, Frank do.
Cawley, Patrick do.
Condon, Richard .. .do.
Crandell, Ethan .do.
Creamer, James. .. do.
Casley, James. Private. Coyle, Edward .do.
Cannon, Michael .do.
Curren, Patrick .do.
Curren, Edward.
do.
Curlin, Thomas.
.do.
Carr, Franeis
do.
Daily, James.
do.
Doggett, Peter
do.
Doregan, John
do.
Flannery, William
do.
Foyle, Martin.
do.
Fitzsimmons, John .do.
Fitzgerald, William ... .do.
Gaven, Patriek .do. Gallaher, James. .do. Gleason, Patriek .do. Florey, Edward .. .do.
Hailey, Bryan .... do.
Harrison, Daniel. .do.
Hailey, John ..
do.
Hayes, Samuel ...
.do.
Jefferson, William .do.
Keveney, Andrew ..... ... do.
.do.
Wigan, George ... .. do.
Weaver, Reese L .....
.. do.
Helmes, Goerge ... do.
Kershaw, John. do.
Lilley, Edward do.
Lyons, Edward .. do.
Charles Story Serond Corporal.
M'Namel, Thomas .. do.
M'Neil, William .. do.
Marshall, John. do.
Marlon, William clo.
M'Daniel, Samuel .do.
M'Affec, George. do.
Morton, John C. do.
Barranclan, John C.
.do.
Stevenson, Edgar .do. Skellinger, William K ...... do. Smith, John .. .do.
Wilson, George W .. do.
Doyle, John ... do.
Wright, Robert .do.
Woodhead, Alfred
.......
Huff, William P Private.
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Kent, Daniel
Private.
Prichard, George Private.
Kelly, Patriek
do.
Parks, James. .do.
Katen, William .do.
Ruddy, Hugli.
Little, George .do.
Reno. John.
do.
M' Donnell, William. .. do.
Roe, Thomas .do.
Mullin, Edward .do.
Ryan, James .do.
M'Vay, Edward ...
do.
Ryan, John, Sr. .do.
M'Laughlin, James .do.
Ryan, John, Jr. do.
M'Laughlin, Michacl.
... do.
Sullivan, Michacl .do.
Manough, Jeremiah .do.
M'Cabe, Daniel 6.0.
Smith, Patriek .do.
Mooney, Daniel .do.
White, William do.
O'Brien, William. .do.
Walker, Patrick .do.
O'Brien, James .do.
Shannon, Patrick do.
Martin, John .. .. do.
Sullivan, James. .do.
TENTH REGIMENT.
THE Tenth regiment was organized at Camp Curtin, on the 26th of April, 1861, by the choice of the following officers: Sullivan A. Meredith, of Philadelphia, Colonel; Oliver J. Dickey, of Lancaster, Lieutenant Colonel; Richard White, of Indiana, Major. Daniel H. Heitshue was appointed Adju- tant. On the afternoon of the 1st of May, the regiment was ordered to move by rail to Chambersburg. Arriving late at night, it proceeded to Camp Slifer, where barracks, well provided with straw, had been prepared for its reception. With the exception of being too much crowded for new troops, the quarters were very comfortable. The following morning was eold and dreary, the earth being covered with snow. No provision had been made for the issue of rations, and men fresh from home, accustomed to a regular diet, became clamorous. Before evening, however, the farmers of the neighborhood, hearing of the wants of the men, came into eamp with wagon loads of excellent bread, meat, pies, cakes and pickles, making the hearts of the soldiers glad, not more by satisfy- ing the cravings of hunger than by the spirit of sympathy and kindness which prompted the act.
While in Camp Slifer the men received clothing, and were daily drilled. The eamping ground, though in the main a healthy one, was exposed to the mala- rions influence of a swamp in the rear, which occasioned considerable sickness, and two men from company B, privates Charles H. Winters and Samuel Arm bister, died. The regiment was assigned to the 3d Brigade* of the 1st Division, and on the 8th of June received orders to march to Greencastle. Upon its arrival it encamped in a beautiful grove of oak and cedar, of some thirty aeres in extent, about a mile north of the town, known as Camp Meredith. Remain- ing here, engaged in company and battalion drill, till the 25th of June, it was ordered to join in the general forward movement of General Patterson's army. Passing through Middleburg, about midday, the regiment was halted, the citi- zens plaeing barrels and buckets of cool water upon the pavement, by which the men, now on their first march, foot-sore and dusty, were much refreshed. As the columns moved on, the smoke was discernable, hanging like a pall over Har- per's Ferry, from the ruins of the magnificent railroad bridge across the Poto- mac, fired by the order of the rebel General Johnston. After a fatiguing march of some twenty miles, the regiment went into camp near St. James College, abont four miles from Williamsport. The ground occupied by the 3d Brigade
*Organization of the 3d Brigade, Brigadier General E. C. Williams; 2d Division, General Cadwalader, 7th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel Wm. H. Irwin ; Sth regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel A. H. Emley ; 10th regiment Pennsylvania volunteerz, Colo- nel Sullivan A. Meredith ; 20th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, (Scott Legion, ) Co.onel William HI. Gray.
L.
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was contiguous to the field where Major Ringgold organized and drilled his famous battery for the Mexican war, and where rest the remains of that gallant officer. The authorities of the college, being destitute of a United States flag, the members of the regiment furnished one, just previous to their departure, and unfurled it upon the buildings.
On the 16th of June, the Brigade broke camp and moved to Williamsport, where, on the 18th, the regiment was sent out in two battalions, one under command of Lieutenant Colonel Dickey, the other under Colonel Meredith and Major White, in anticipation that parties of rebels, following up the retreat of Colonel Thomas' Brigade, which had advanced into Virginia two days before, and was now falling back, would attempt to cross the river at the many fords in this vicinity ; but no enemy being discovered it returned to camp.
On Monday, the 24th of June, Captain Doubleday having completed an earth work, placed in battery one smooth bore twenty-four pounder gun and one eight-inch howitzer, and opened on the toll house, a stone building situ- ated about one mile from the river on the Martinsburg pike, and occupied by rebel scouts. The first shot struck the corner of the building, driving out a party of about twenty of the enemy, who were just then preparing to partake of a bountiful supper. Unwilling to leave the savory dishes, prepared with much care, the party halted at some distance from the house to consider the situation, but a well timed shell from the howitzer brought the conference to a sudden conclusion, scattering the party in all directions, amidst the cheers of thousands of Union soldiers who witnessed the scene from the Maryland shore. On entering the house on the following day the supper was found undisturbed.
An order was issued on the 1st of July, for the whole army to advance into Virginia on the following morning. It was received by the soldiers with hearty cheers. They were impatient of delay, and desired to be led to victory. On that night there was little sleep in camp. Many were writing letters to their friends at home, while around the great camp fires, boiling, roasting, and fry- ing were in full progress, in preparation for the march. During the night, a small train of wagons arrived from Hagerstown, with clothing for the Tenth regiment, which was greatly needed, the uniforms of many of the men being badly tattered. They were sometimes taunted by the well-dressed soldiers for their shabby appearance; but beneath their rags they carried hearts as stout and brave as any who kept step to the music of the Union !
Crossing the river on the 2d, the regiment advanced by the main pike towards Martinsburg. On the line of march, the traces of war were soon visible. Large fields of wheat, which had belonged to Union men, had been destroyed by the enemy's cavalry. These loyal Virginians had fled from their homes for safety, and were now returning with the National columns to behold their homes . pillaged, and their substance wasted. On the morning of the 3d of July, company B was sent forward to support the City Troop of cavalry. In the neighborhood of the Berkeley county school house a slight skirmish ensued, in which one of the enemy's cavalry was killed and two wounded. In the after- noon the whole column marched into Martinsburg, amid demonstrations of joy and welcome from the citizens.
The order to march on Winchester and give battle to the enemy having been countermanded, General Patterson, on the 9th of July, renewed his ap- plication to transfer his army to Leesburg, and to make that his base of opera- 13
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tions. General Scott gave permission, by telegram* of the 12th, to make the change of base desired, but ordered that demonstrations should be continued in front of Winchester until after the battle of Manassas, which, it was expected, would be fought on the 16th.
At dress parade on the evening of Sunday, the 14th, the regiment was ordered to be prepared to move at daylight on the following morning with five days rations in haversacks. Taking the road to Bunker Hill, it soon became evident from the numerous camp grounds, that the enemy was in large force in front. The camps were located with great care on high and sunny ground, convenient to shady groves and large springs of excellent water. Remaining in the vicinity of Bunker Hill until the 17th of July, the regiment was ordered to march to Charlestown. Arriving at four o'clock, P. M., it cncamped on an eminence to the west of the town. Union soldiers received little sympathy from the people of this strong hold of secession.
Moving out during the night of the 20th about two miles on the road leading to Harper's Ferry, where a considerable body of infantry and artillery was drawn up in line of battle, the Tenth was placed in position facing to the north, with the right wing resting on a thick wood, and the left on the river. Rc- maining encamped in position until the 23d, the disheartening news of our de- feat at Bull Run was received. The campaign in Virginia was at an end.
Marching on the 23d to Harper's Ferry, the regiment was drawn up in close column to receive General Patterson and staff. Thanking the men for their soldierly conduct and strict attention to duty, the General said that he had advanced and offered the enemy battle in a fair field, which they had declined ; that in the fight at Falling Waters they had been beaten by inferior numbers actually engaged ; that, as the time of the three months' men had expired, they were now to return to their homes. Three cheers were given for the General.
On the 24th the regiment moved to a point opposite Antietam crcck, where it forded the river and took up the line of march to Hagerstown. Thither it was taken by rail to Harrisburg, where, on the 31st of July, the men received their pay and were mustered out of service.
* General PATTERSON to General SCOTT, July 9th. *
* Under these circumstances, I respectfully present to the General-in-Chief the following plan, which, with my present views, I desire to carry into operation so soon as I can do so with safety, and the necessity for following Johnston ceases. I propose to move this force to Charlestown, from which point I can more easily strike Winchester, march to Leesburg when necessary, open communication to a depot to be established at Harper's Ferry, and occupy the main avenue of supply to the enemy. My base will then be some seven miles nearer, more easily reached by road, and my line of com- munication rendered more secure than at present. I can establish communication with the Maryland shore by a bridge of boats. In this way I can more easily approach you ; and the movement, I think, will tend to relieve Leesburg and vieinity of some of its oppressors. My present location is a very bad one, in a military point of view, and from it I cannot move a por- tion of the force without exposing what remains to be cut off. * *
General ScorT to General PATTERSON, July 12. Go where you propose in your letter of the 9th inst. Should that movement cause the enemy to retreat upon Manassas via Strasburg, to follow him at this distance would seem hazardous, whereas the route from Charlestown via Keyes' Ferry, Hillsboro', and Leesburg, towards Alexandria, with the use of the canal on the other side of the river for heavy transportation, may be practicable. * * *
General SCOTT to General PATTERSON, July 13th. I telegraphed you yesterday, if not strong enough to beat the enemy carly next week, make demonstrations so as to detain him in the valley of Winchester ; but if ho retreats in force towards Manassas, and it be hazardous to follow him, then consider the route via Koyes' Ferry, Leesburg, &c. Conduct of the War, Vol. II, pp. 130-1, Nos. 27, 28, 29.
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FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
Sullivan A. Meredith ...... Colonel.
Oliver J. Dickey Lieutenant Colonel.
Richard White .. Major.
Daniel H. Heitshue ........ Adjutant.
Alexander M. White ...... Quartermaster. William H. Taggart ....... Surgeon. John I. Marks Assistant Surgeon.
COMPANY A.
RECRUITED AT LANCASTER, LANCASTER COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
Henry A. Haines Captain.
Henry S. Book.
First Lieutenant.
Abr'm N. Breneman
.Second Lieutenant.
Walter D. Carpenter First Sergeant.
John Brown
Second Sergeant.
John M. Kline
Third Sergeant.
John Fritz .. Fourth Sergeant.
George M. Book .First Corporal.
John A. Eagle
Second Corporal.
William Bowers.
Third Corporal.
George A. Klugh .Fourth Corporal.
John L. Jacobs.
Musician.
Abraham Reiff. .do.
Armstrong, William F .... Private.
Albright, Peter V. .do.
Backman, Joseph. .do.
Buller, William W do.
Bostick, Samucl R .. do.
Bonjey, Daniel ..
.do.
Bowers, George W
.do.
Breneman, George W. .. do.
Brenner, Joseph. .. do.
Carroll, Robert, Jr.
do.
Cassel, Abraham ...
do.
Clodfetter, Martin ..
do.
Carlton, William D.
.. do.
Stilgen, William. .do.
Sprow, William. do.
Seitz, Jacob ... .do.
Snavely, Andrew W
.. do.
Shroll, John
.. do.
Trout, John F ..
.. do.
Wolfensberger, Isaac ....
.. do.
Weitmer, William C ......... do
Wilgus, Samuel .... ...... .do. Welty, George .. do. Weyer, Adam .. .. do. Wisner, Sigmond E .. ........ do.
Young, Joseph ... .. do.
Zohn, John Calvin ......... 1.do.
COMPANY B.
RECRUITED AT BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
John H. Stover. Captain.
John A. Rodgers ..!! First Lieutenant.
James P. Gregg. Second Lieutenant. George H. Stover. .First Sergeant.
Jacob H. Myers.
Second Sergeant.
Thomas B. Quay
.Third Sergeant.
Jesse Lucas Fourth Sergeant.
James F. Riddle .First Corporal.
Sidney T. Muffley .. Second Corporal. Mark M'Kean. Third Corporal. Alfred Diehl. .. Fourth Corporal.
John Williams ..
Musician.
Joseph Frochamiller.
.. do.
Armbister, Samuel ........ Private. Alerd, John. do.
Hipple, John ...
......
Hipple, Henry .. ... do.
Hinkle, William.
.Private ..
Haines, George B .. do.
Howard, Daniel. .do.
Hoff, Isaiah.
do.
Lightner, Charles.
do.
Myers, Emanuel .do.
Mather, Frederick I .. do.
Morton, Aaron .do.
M'Adams, John
.do.
Mullen, Moses S do. Muller, Archibald .do.
Nye, Henry. .do.
Nixon, William .do.
Ness, James A ... .. do.
Nophsker, Samuel M. ..... do. Paules, John A. .do. Rumbaugh, Benjamin ...... do.
Rhodes, Abraham W ....... do. Roth, Harrison. .. do.
Roth, Albert M.
.. do.
Rinehold, John H ..
.. do.
Shirman, Henry B.
.. do.
Seifred, George H.
.do.
Stephens, Henry C ..
.do.
Dibeler, John B .. .do. Drabenstadt, Samuel .. do. Dany, Frederick .do. Fields, James. .. do. Filbert, Isaae S do.
Fettenberger, Jacob D. .do.
Finley, John. do. Finley, James. .. do. Galbrath, Jefferson .. .do.
Green, Edward H.
.do.
Gorner, Jacob ..
do.
.do.
Anderson, John ..
...... do.
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Bell, Walker R. Privatc.
Bell, William R. .do.
Lucas, William do.
Barringer, Andrew .. (lo.
Lucas, Harrison (lo.
Benner, A. Ilarvey .. do.
Myers, Theodore. do.
Beck, Henry .. do.
Myers, James. do.
Brocker, Samuel.
do.
M'Bride, James E do.
Blessing, Lewis. .do.
Metzgar, Philip. do.
Burket, Erastus. .do.
Otto, Samuel D. do.
Biddleman, Sylvanus .. do.
Peters, Joseph J. do.
Bell, William S .. do.
Patterson, James S .. .do.
Cook, Henry C. do.
Pruner, Daniel D. do.
Cook, Lindsey W .. do.
Rodgers, George D do.
Cook, Christopher. .. do.
Rothrick, Thomas. do.
Childs, John .. .do.
Rohrback, John W. .do.
Campbell, George .do.
Reyleman, John .. .. do.
Dixon, Samuel G .do.
Seil, Augustus .. do.
Fuliner, Levi H .. .do.
Shearer, Henry H. .. do.
Finkle, John .do.
Showers, William. .do.
Frazier, Alfred C
.. do.
Spangler, Simon do.
Giffer, Oliver D.
.do.
Spence, John .. .do.
Gunsallas, John. .do.
Stone, Joseph G. do.
IIuntzleman, Michael. .do.
Schwann, Nicholas. do.
Hannan, Daniel J .. .do.
Thomas, Francis. .do.
Hamlin, Milton W. .. do.
Trochamiller, Joseph. .. do.
Houtz, John .. .. do.
Updegrove, Ellis ... .do.
Hendershot, David .do.
Ulrich, George .do.
Hinton, Joseph L. do.
Walter, David. .do.
Hinton, Charles ... do.
Hudson, John .. do.
Walter, George .do. Williams, John .. do.
Johnston, Charles .. do.
Winters, Charles H. .do.
Keys, Curtin. .. do.
White, David. .do.
COMPANY C.
RECRUITED AT TAMAQUA, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 24, 1861.
William B. Lebo. Captain.
Solomon H. Entz .First Lieutenant.
William Depue Second Lieutenant.
Edward Davis .. First Sergeant.
Samuel B. Graeff. .Second Sergeant.
Daniel W. Davis. Third Sergeant.
Keistler, George do.
Kershner, John .. do.
Charles Freidenberger. .First Corporal.
Kolb, Charles. .co.
Edward P. Jones,
Second Corporal.
Jolin Southam . Third Corporal.
David Nahf
Fourth Corporal.
John Dunn Musician.
Albert Moyer. .. do.
Allen, William Private.
Bropst, Samuel do.
Burkey, David R .do.
Braise, Danicl G ... .. do.
Bartin, James
do.
March, Thomas .. .do.
Moser, Ephraim do.
Casey, Theodore. do.
.do.
Chester, Isaac ... do.
Moyer, William K .do.
Rinehart, John M. .do.
Delay, Jeremiah do. Delamon, William. .do.
Davis, David E .do. Fatzinger, Elias,. .do.
Fairchild, John. do.
Greathead, John .. do.
Griffus, Thomas W .do.
Shoemaker, William. .. do.
Hein, Joseph .do.
Hauser, Barnard A .do.
Schwartz, William do.
Housberger, Charles C. .. do.
Haker, John, Jr. .do.
Heilman, Philip. .. do.
Higgens, William. do.
Hughes, George E. .do.
Henrie, George W .. .do.
Jones, Edward J do.
Williams, William J ......... do.
Klechner, Antanis. .. do.
Krechmer, Elisha. Private. Kepley, Israel. .do.
Kehl, Samuel F. .do.
King, William ... do.
Kitchen, Richard .. do.
Luch, Nicholas. do.
Lane, William. .do. Landig, John .. do.
M'Manimer, Patrick do.
Murry, Joseph do. Macord, Elias. .do.
Markle, Abraham. .do.
Messersmith, Jeremiah ..... do.
Moyer, James M .. .do.
Barr, Martin do.
Minnier, John. .do.
Casey, Robert L.
March, George W do.
Richardson, John .do. Reese, David .. .do. Richard, Thomas T. ....... do. Scheiffly, James K. do. Snyder, Henry H .... .do.
Shlasser, Peter. do.
Thomas, Edward B. .do.
Treichler, Oliver .do. Trout, Jeremiah do. Thomas, William T. ...... do. Vardy, George .. do. William, Beneville ........ ... do.
Zimmerman, Henry ......... do.
Limbert, John .. . Private.
William M. Miller. Fourth Sergeant.
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THREE MONTHS' SERVICE. COMPANY D.
RECRUITED AT PINEGROVE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 23, 1861.
Henry A. Bechtel Captain.
John W. Barr .. .First Lieutenant.
Peter A. Filbert. Second Lieutenant.
Krise, Henry G. do.
Ezra W. Mathews. First Sergeant.
Kalinger, Benhart. .. do.
Philip Keely.
Second Sergeant.
Caleb Wheeler
.Third Sergeant.
Leliman, Samuel. do.
Lewis Lookingbill . Fourth Sergeant.
Jacob P. Kreider.
First Corporal.
Muttard, Franklin C.
....... do.
William Bonawitz ..
Second Corporal.
Moorheiser, Joseph .. .do.
Jerome Ley
Third Corporal.
Miller. Samuel G ..
do.
Peter Rump
Fourth Corporal.
William Lehman
Musician.
Israel Spancake
.. do.
Allison, Joseph
Private.
Barr, Paul H ..
.: do.
Brook, Bennard. .. do.
Reader, David . do.
Spangler, David .
do.
Schrope, Ephraim. do.
Bretz, Daniel .. do.
Smeltzer, Peter .do. Schwartz, Thomas .do.
Bretz. George.
.do.
Britzagum, Henry .. .do.
Seibert, Thomas do.
Brenner, William. do.
Stees, Aaron do.
Schrope, Frederick. .do.
Dray, Marcus .. .do.
Dritter, Frederick. do.
Filbert, William .do.
Fry, Henry. .do.
Fritz, Georgo do.
Fox, John. .. do.
Feger, Henry
do.
Grove, William
.. do.
Greenawalt, Aaron. .do.
Goodman, George
.do.
Heckman, Edward .. do.
ITeisler, Edward.
.do.
Huber, Jacob .. do.
Harvey, John do.
Hand, Adam.
.do.
Harman, Joseph. .. do.
COMPANY E.
RECRUITED AT LANCASTER, LANCASTER COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 29, 1861.
David W. Patterson. Captain.
Daniel H. Heitshue First Lieutenant.
William M. Whiteside. .. Second Lieutenant.
Waller G. Evans. .First Sergeant.
Charles M. Van Tassel. Second Sergeant.
Jacob Simpson. Third Sergeant.
Uriah E. Frank .Fourth Sergeant.
William P. Leonard. . First Corporal.
William D. Steigewalt ... .. Second Corporal.
George D. Cornell. Third Corporal.
Isaac H. Keith .. Fourth Corporal. John Glazier, Musician.
William Reim. .. do.
Anne, Alonzo C. Private.
Bender, Daniel. .. do.
Gish, Addison do.
Grosh, Israel
do.
Good, Isaac.
do.
Harrison, George R. .do.
Houser, Peter.
do.
Hamilton, George.
.do.
Killian, John D.
do.
Long, John H ...
do.
Curry, John ...
.do.
Clark, Samuel. .. do.
Connelly, Barnard .Private. Carpenter, John C .do.
Dummell, Adam .do.
Dummell, Peter do.
Dean, James
do.
Doderick, Jacob.
.do.
Daily, William H. do.
Dennis, Henry.
.do.
Engle. Frederick ..
.do.
Foesiek, Franklin J.
.do.
Fisher, Henry
do.
Frick, John J.
.do.
Gable, John B.
.do.
Gumph, John J. .do.
Bair, Israel do.
Bohle, Albert J .do. Brock, John R .. .do. Balmer, William H .do.
Bowman, William . .do.
Bowman, George.
do.
Carney, Thomas ..
.do.
Carney, John .. do.
Leonard, George do. Curry, Albert. .do.
Metzger, Amos.
.do,
M'Evoy, John.
do.
Brown, Daniel . .. do.
Snyder, Jacob ..
.do.
Stine, Amos
.dlo.
Schnepp, George ..
do.
Sherrer, John .do. Schindler, Gotleib. .do.
Shuler, John.
.do.
Sick, William. .do.
Wetzle, William.
.do.
Wegline, Frederick. .. do. Weaver, Peter .do.
Wolveston, William W ..... do.
Weiler, Samuel.
... do.
Yeager, Henry.
.......... do.
Zelliff, Peter C. .... do.
Zimmerman, Andrew ....... do.
Harrigan, David.
Private.
Hammer, Frederick .do.
Kile, George ... .do.
Loesier, Erwin .. do.
Manville, Harrison.
.do.
Moore, Franklin
.do.
Manville, James .. do. Rothmend, Gregory. .do.
Reinochl, Henry do.
Bright, William W .do.
Byers, Robert do.
Hess, Clinton
do.
102
TENTIL REGIMENT,
Miller, George. Private.
Mecke, William. do.
Sanney, Lawrence. .do.
Morrisey, Charles .. do.
Spindler, James .do.
Mulholland, Joseph do.
Smith, George do.
Paster, Peter.
do.
Smith, Charles.
do.
Phillips, William
.do.
Shat, John .. do.
Redy. Michael. .do.
Shearer, Benjamin .do.
Rote, Georgo S. do.
Sturges, Nathan . .do.
Suiter, John F. .. do.
Shertz, John
.. do.
Souber, Conrad .do.
Tumlow, Samuel ..
.do.
Suydam, Jacob .do.
Toles, George S ..
.. do.
Weidle, William. ........ do.
COMPANY F.
RECRUITED AT LYKENSTOWN, DAUPHIN COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 26, 1861.
Edward G. Savage Captain.
Jacob Alvord
First Lieutenant.
George Hain Second Lieutenant
Robert Bainbridge First Sergeant.
Samuel Thompson
Second Sergeant.
Franklin Douden
Third Sergeant.
Henry Keiser
.Fourth Sergeant.
William Keiser First Corporal.
John Davis
Second Corporal.
Joel Myers ...
Third Corporal.
Benjamin Rissler
Fourth Corporal.
George W. Clark.
Musician.
Jonathan Hoffman
.do.
Bordner, Jacob
Private.
Bowman, John A.
.. do.
Buchen, John
.. do.
Bailey, William
.. do.
Brown, Edward .do.
Brown, Isaiah ..
.do.
Bossler, Jacob F.
do.
Bickley, John.
.. do.
Carpenter, Thomas B .. do.
Shindler, Frederick.
.do.
Spangler, John H. .do.
Spangler, Cyrus .do.
Shell, Jacob. .do.
Smith, Jacob R.
do.
Saylor, David.
.do.
Sieger, Cyrus.
do.
Stuart, Cornelius ...
.do.
Smink, Reuben
.do.
Sparks, John ... do.
Schell, Samuel. .do.
Workman, David.
do.
Grahn, Samuel.
.. do.
.. do.
Hoober, Daniel. .. do.
Hart, James M. .do.
Hawk, Jeremiah. .do.
Yeager, John H ... do.
COMPANY G.
RECRUITED AT WILMORE, CAMBRIA COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Richard White. Captain.
Henry Martz ..
Third Corporal.
Henry Parrish.
Fourth Corporal.
James Corroll ...
First Lieutenant.
John D. Moreland.
. Musician.
John W. Short.
.Second Lieutenant.
John Wilkins ..
First Sergeant.
Porter W. Fox.
Scrond Sergeant.
Angel, Henry
Private.
Samuel Shipp
Third Sergeant.
Brindle, Samuel
do.
John Lynch ..
Fourth Sergeant.
Bitting, Joseph ..
.do.
Butler, Albert
.. do.
Morrison M'Cartney .. First Corporal.
George W. Brown Soeond Corporal.
Harper, Willard G .....
.Private.
Israel, Daniel. .. do.
Jencskey, Joseph ... .do.
Keiser, Alexander .do.
Long, John L ... .do.
Lucas, Peter. .. do.
Matter, John L. do.
Miller, David .. .do.
Matter, Henry C .. .. do.
Myers, George
.. do.
M'Carty, John. .do.
Mumma, Samuel. .. do.
Matter, Emanuel .. ... do. Niblo, Theophilus. .. do.
Porter, John
.do.
Polm, Michael
do.
Roberts, Joseph ...
.do.
Rumberger, John
.. do.
Renner, Michael
.do.
Eby, William.
do.
Fox, Henry W.
.do.
Fox, David
.do.
Ferree, James M.
.do.
Forney, John W. .do.
Fortman, Edward J do.
.do.
Gratz, John C.
Gablo, Levi ..
.. do.
Wagner, George H. ... do.
Hoffman, Michael, Jr.
Witman, Joseph
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