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HISTORY OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Although the regiment entered Death of Colonel Zinn. Fredericksburg with depleted ranks, it lost in this engagement 62 in killed and wounded. When the storm of battle was raging most fiercely, and when many of the troops around it were falling back, Colonel Zinn seized the flag staff in his left hand, and waving his sword with the right, cried out, "Stick to your standard, boys! The One Hundred and Thirtieth never abandons its standard!" The words had scarcely es- caped his lips, when his brain was pierced by a minie ball, and he fell dead. Lieutenant D. Wilson Grove, of Company I, from the lower end of York County, was wounded.
The regiment went into winter quarters above Falmouth. In the battle of Chancellorsville, on May 3, it dis- played the same courage and fortitude that its rank and file had exhibited at Antietam and Fredericksburg. Lieu- tenant Colonel Maish, who now com- manded the regiment, was wounded in this battle. On the 12th of May, the term of enlistment expired, and after having taken part in three of the hardest fought battles of the Civil War, the regiment returned to Harrisburg, where it was mustered out of service on the 21st.
On learning that the four com- Welcomed Home. panies were mustered out of the service and would soon return home, a public meeting was held in the Court House to arrange for their reception. When they arrived at the station they were met by the local military and civic associations and marched to the
Edward W. Spangler, who, as a boy, en- tered Company K and served in the regi- ment during its whole term of service, studied law after the close of the war and United States Hospital grounds, on the became a successful member of the York Public Common, where a banquet was served to the returning soldiers. Toasts were given and replied to. The bountiful repast was prepared by the Ladies' Aid Society of York.
Colonel Levi Maish, of York, who was wounded at Antietam, and commanded the regiment at Chancellorsville, where he was also wounded, was born in Conewago Township, York County. After the war, he returned to the practice of law at York. and for a term of six years was representa- tive in Congress. After his retirement from public life, he settled in the practice of his profession at Washington, where he died in 1901.
Captain Joseph S. Jenkins, of Hanover, who had served in the three months' ser- vice, was seriously wounded at Antietam, while standing at the head of his company. During the summer of 1864, he joined the One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Regiment, of which he became major. He was mor- tally wounded in the siege of Petersburg, and died soon after. The Grand Army post at Hanover is named in his honor. He was lieutenant-colonel of the Twenty- Sixth Emergency Regiment, which was the first to meet the approaching enemy at Get- tysburg on June 26, 1863.
Captain David Z. Sipe, who commanded Company K, One Hundred and Thirtieth Regiment, afterward was promoted to the rank of major in the One Hundred and Eighty-seventh, in which he served with distinction in the siege of Petersburg. After the war he resided in Philadelphia, where he became a prominent and influ- ential citizen. In 1905, he took up his resi- dence in York.
Lieutenant John J. Frick, of Company K, won an honorable record in the One Hun- dred and Thirtieth Regiment. Since the close of the Civil War, he has been promi- nently identified with the banking interests of York. For twenty years or more, he was connected with the First National Bank, and for ten years was cashier of the York National Bank, the oldest financial institution in York County.
County Bar. He has devoted his leisure time to history and literature. In 1896 he wrote and published the "Spangler Families and Local Historical Sketches," an interest- ing and valuable work. In 1904, he pub- lished a work entitled "My Little War Ex- perience." It is a well-written story of his personal career as a soldier in the One Hun- dred and Thirtieth Regiment. His brother, Dr. B. F. Spangler, who served in the same regiment, has practiced medicine at York for a period of forty years, and is a member of the United States Pension Board for York County.
The following is a complete muster roll of the four companies from York County
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COMPANY B.
Officers-Captain-Ham. A. Glessner. First Lieuten- ant-Wm. H. Tomes. Second Lieutenant-Henry Reis- inger. First Sergeant-George K. Shenberger. Sergeants-Henry R. Weaver, Henry Oaks, Augustus Flury, Charles Harkins, Charles Shetter, Charles Aus- tin. Corporals-Levi H. Rankin, Jona. Shenberger, John Sharp, Lyman Humes, Martin Bheuler, John H. Keller, Henry Kidd. Musicians-Charles Watson, Frederick Snyder.
Privates-George Altland, George A. Berlin, John H. Bisker, Jacob Bitner, William P. Butt, Samuel Berger, Matthias Blum, Jacob Coble, Jesse Coble, Van Buren Danner, William A. Flury, Adam Fitzkee, Oliver Freet, Adam G. Fitzkee, George Flinn, Joshua Flury, George K. Franklin, Franklin R. Gohn, George Grim, Alonzo Grace, Josiah Grouver, John Y. Gardner, Henry Hibner, Henry A. Hammer, William Hyde, Emanuel Heppen- stall, Barton Herr, Daniel Hostler, John Harkey, Sam-
uel Hoover, Hiram Hoops, Joseph Hopson, Barton Jacobs, Andrew B. Jack, Henry Kendig, George B. Krall, Joseph Krall, Jacob Kohr, John Kinard, Samuel Loucks, Abraham Lonkard, Peter R. Lentz, Henry Leithart, Andrew Lentz, Jacob G. Leber, Samuel Lein- hart, Leander F. Miller, Alfred Moore, Daniel Moul, Aaron Neff, Noah Ness, Henry Otstot, William Owens, William A. Phillips, Christian Pluffer, William Petry, John Petry, Edward C. Ropp, Jolin Snyder, Charles St. Clair, Henry Stavner, Michael Steward, William Sheetz, Henry C. Smith, Jacob Shutter, Washington Sutton, Eli Strike, John Soulia, Frederick Sleegar, Franklin Spyker, Cornelius Troup, David Troup, Thomas Toben, John Tray, John K. Upp, Philip Wertz, Joseph Whitcomb, Thomas Wilson, Thomas J. Wilson, H. Woodmansee, Henry Zeigler.
COMPANY C.
Officers-Captains-Joseph S. Jenkins, Thomas B. Griffith. First Lieutenant-Benj. F. Myers. Second Lieutenant-Wm. G. Bosler. First Sergeant-Clinton Keister. Sergeants-John S. Forrest, Charles Fiscus, Adam Reiling, Jos. W. Klinefelter. Corporals-Albert D. Kohler, Benj. F. Dean, Henry J. Koutz, Levi Rinely, Frank J. M'Clain, Wm. H. Griffith, Henry Wagner, Wesley Taylor, Wm. Metzgar, Christian H. Shuster. Musicians-David A. Miller, George W. Stahl.
Privates-George Aubel, Franklin Ayres, Jacob Austin, Lyman Brubaker, George E. Bell, Milton K. Brubaker, Samuel Boll, Henry C. Burger, John L. Childs, Alfred Childs, Chas. H. Conway, Wm. B. Caskey, Henry Coble, Josiah D. Day, Henry C. Day, John J. Dinwiddie, John R. Edie, Thomas Eaton, George Folk, Martin Fortenbach, Michael Friscan, James H. Gable, Joseph S. Gibbs, William A. Gibbs, John Grey, Thomas Haley, Henry Hamm. George W. Heiss, John Hamilton, Thomas Henry, William Iliff, Henry Jennings, Joseph Jontz, John Kane, Calvin Keister, Henry Kohler, James M. Leapson, Jacob Lefever, Lewis C. Leschy, John A. Leapson, Charles H. Miller, William R. Myers, Louis Miller, Adam Myers, Andrew Mitzell, Bloomfield Miller, Isaiah Mil- ler, Harman R. Miller, William Morris, Thomas Num- bers, Lewis Phaff, Isaac Rutter, John Rapp, Noah Ruhl, William N. Seitz, Michael Shenberger, William Seifert, Emanuel Sweitzer, John C. Sadler, Peter Stegner, Wil- liam J. Smith, William Shanley, Daniel L. Smith, John E. Smith, William Smith, Henry Smith, Harvey Tom- linson, William Trim, Benjamin Tomlinson, James Toll, Robert Towson, Har Vanartsdalen, Lewis Watts, Ed- ward Wiley, Albin K. Wite, George E. Wentg, George
COMPANY I.
Officers-Captain-Lewis Small. First Lieutenant --- D. Wilson Grove. Second Lieutenants-Franklin G. Torbert, Jeremiah Oliver. First Sergeant-Osborn E. Stephens. Sergeants-John M. Torbit, Samuel C. Monroe, Samuel Ilgenfritz, Nathan B. Wails, Christian B. Miller, William W. Clark. Corporals-James E. Anderson, Joseph B. Grove, James C. M'Curdy, John A. Channell, John Bell, Thomas A. Morgan, John H. Geesy, Samuel Warnbaugh, James E. Watson, Samuel B. Montooth. Musicians-David Kane, Joseph W. Stokes.
Privates-William Blackburn, John F. Burkholder, Thomas H. Brooks, Thomas Barton, Wells N. Boyd, Edward Burkins, William H. Cripple, James C. Chan- nell, Thomas J. Collins, John R. Cooper, Charles T. Downs, Hugh Edgar, Joseph E. Evans, Daniel Ed- wards, Rolandus Eichholts, John G. Evans, Robert Fantom, Joseph E. Freston, Edward Fisher, Henry Gibson, Warrington Geesy, James E. Gordon, Henry C. Gordon, William Grim, Robert W. Griffith, Frederick Hunter, William A. Harvey, John O. Hughes, William Hart, Charles A. Hitchcock, Charles Hart, Charles Hortz, Thomas T. Jones, William D. Jones, Samuel E. Koplin, Nelson S. Kilgore, Conrad Keene, George Krone, Thomas V. Knight, Alexander Lehr, Augustus Meyer, Alfred Minich, George Miller, John Mitchell, Jacob M'Cullough, Wm. J. M'Kinley, Matthew H. M'Call, Geo. W. M'Caulay, Wm. A. M'Caulay, Henry R. Ness, Eli Olph, Christian Peterson, Robert Posey, Samuel G. Rowan, Henry G. Rhoades, Ezekiel G. Ruff, William Rent, Samuel Smeigh, Marion Sherwood, Michael Schriber, Christ'r Schwerin, Richard M. Smith, Adam Wisman, Elijah H. Wise, William H. Wails, Chas. A. Wisenall, John T. Wiley, Jacob H. Wise, Henry M. Wilson, Wm. H. Wilson, Daniel T. Yost, Peter W. Zeigler.
COMPANY K.
Officers-Captains-Levi Maish, David Z. Sipe, First Lieutenant-James Lece. Second Lieutenant- John J. Frick. First Sergeant-James P. M'Guigan. Sergeants-S. S. Ensminger, C. Jabez Epley, Benj. F. Spangler, Lewis E. Smyser, Wm. H. Eisenhart. Cor- porals-Alex. C. Ward, George Dosch, Charles M'Creary, J. T. Hendrickson, John H. Shultz, James M'Comas, Joseph A. Drexler, Thomas Doran. Mu- sicians-John M'Hale, Vinton Welsh.
Privates-George K. Bratton, John Butt, Stephen S. Barnett, Wm. Berkheimer, John Beers, John Bupp, Adam Brown, Lewis Cline, Wm. Clemmens, Samuel C. Campbell, Adam Diehl, John T. Dugan, Harrison Fickes, John R. Fetrow, H. Folckemmer, Robert N. Foster, Alexander Frey, Andrew Grove, Edward A. Garretz, Jacob Goff, Christian Good, David R. Horn, Charles Horn, Henry Horn, Ist, Henry Horn, 2d, John D. Hammer, George Hubley, William Harris, Geo. A. Hedrick, Russell Hammond, John C. Herman, Philip C. Hoover, Wm. T. Ilgenfritz, Andrew Jennings, Bur- ger Jennings, Jacob Kister, Marion Kline, Christian Krall, Henry Levenight, George Lauman, William H. Miller, Jonathan J. Millard, Jesse B. Miller, Elias B. Miller, Jacob Miller, George Myers, Joseph E. Mani- fold, Eli W. Myers, Charles Palmer, Rankin C. Potts, Wm. W. Palmer, Henry D. Repman, Wm. T. Rutledge, Peter S. Richard, E. T. Raffensberger, Jacob G. Reever, Walter B. Ruby, D. T. Raffensberger, Jacob Seipe, Herman Seipe, Abraham Sutton, Edward W. Spangler, Edward Shuler, Wm. H. Stallman, Augustus Steig, Benjamin Spangler, Jacob Smith, Thaddeus Stroman, John H. Watson, John A. Walters, George E. Young, William H. Young, Edward J. Young.
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HISTORY OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY- SIXTH REGIMENT.
During the first year of the Civil War, the quota of soldiers for York County was filled up by voluntary enlistments. After the reverses of the Army of the Potomac in front of Richmond, President Lincoln made another call for troops. In order to fill this quota, the Conscript Act was put into force, and in November, 1862, nearly 1,000 men from the different boroughs and town- ships of York County were drafted. These drafted men were quartered on the fair grounds at York, and their place of rendez- vous was named Camp Franklin, in honor of Major-General Franklin, a native of York, who soon after commanded two army corps at the battle of Fredericksburg. Many of these drafted men procured sub- stitutes at prices ranging from $200 to $1,000 each. Those who did not furnish substitutes entered the army. They were mustered into service at York by Captain Joseph Bush under the direction of Colonel William Brisbane, who then commanded a regiment in Hancock's division, Army of the Potomac. These drafted men were organized into the One Hundred and Sixty- sixth Pennsylvania Regiment, on Novem- ber 29, 1862, and served for a period of nine months.
Andrew J. Fulton, formerly commander of Company C, Eighty-seventh Regiment, was made colonel; George W. Reisinger, lieutenant-colonel, and Joseph A. Renaut, major. The troops comprising this regi- ment were exclusively from York County. On December 3, the regiment proceeded to Washington and was there transported to Newport News, whence it was sent to Suf- folk, Virginia. Early in April, General Longstreet, with four divisions, appeared before Suffolk and laid siege to the city, garrisoned by General Peck's command of 14,000 men. Elaborate works were built by Longstreet for investing the city and a number of powerful attacks were made, but to no purpose. Lee, seeing no chance of success, and intending to invade Pennsyl- vania, recalled Longstreet and thus the siege was raised. The regiment engaged in frequent skirmishes and destroyed many miles of the enemy's railroads and took part in several expeditions to destroy the
enemy's supplies. On June 27, 1863, the regiment, with a part of General John A. Dix's command, advanced to White House Landing, and on July 2, moved with the same command toward Richmond. This occurred at the time the battle of Gettys- burg was taking place, and the plan of cap- turing Richmond might have been success- ful if it had been carried out, for the entire Army of Northern Virginia, except three brigades near Richmond, was then in Penn- sylvania.
Companies D and I had a severe conflict on the 14th of May, near Carnsville. The regiment was exposed to the enemy's fire at Hanover Junction while engaged in destroying the Richmond and Fredericks- burg Railroad. The One Hundred and Sixty-sixth Regiment entered the service with 820 men, and about 650 returned home at the expiration of their nine months' term of service. In all nine were killed, about twenty-five died in service and others were left in the hospital at Fortress Monroe at the time the regiment returned home. It was mustered out of service at Harrisburg on July 28th. The following is a complete muster roll of the regiment :
Field and Staff Officers-Colonel-Andrew J. Fulton. Lieutenant-colonel-George W. Reisinger. Major- Joseph A. Renaut. Adjutant-William E. Patterson. Quartermaster-Milton Sultzbach. Surgeon-Abram Harshberger. Assistant Surgeons-Joseph Swartz, A. H. Whitman. Chaplain-David J. Lee. Sergeant- major-J. O. Mclaughlin. Quartermaster Sergeant- Jacob H. Schriver. Commissary Sergeant-William H. Duhling. Hospital Steward-James R. Schmidt.
COMPANY A.
Officers-Captain-Alonzo L. Ettinger. First Lieu- tenant-John Herman. Second Lieutenant-Samuel Leitner. First Sergeant-Charles A. Myers. Sergeants -Manassas Holler, Charles H. Matthias, William Hess, John Baymiller. Corporals-Jacob Barnhart, George Graybill, David Heindel, Eli Gottwald, Emanuel W. Sipe, William Lory, Joseph Graybill, George Bruaw. Musicians-John Matthias, Jacob F. Fink.
Privates-Joseph F. Beck, John Basehore, George Burns, George Brown, John Copenhaver, Jacob Cockley, Daniel Carter, James Coffee, William Cahill, William Darone, Emanuel Delp, Michael Dellinger, Jacob Deis- inger, Daniel M. Drayer, Fred Dessenberger, John Drayer, William Dixon, Franklin Ettinger, John Farst, Daniel F. Fink, Alexander Free, Jacob Free, Adam Fols, Jacob N. Fry, Jacob L. Fry, Reuben Flohr, David Fink, Harris Ginerich, Peter Grass, John Gray, John Good, John Grayman, John Husk, John A. Hoover, Francis Holler, David Hoke, David Hoffman, Andrew A. Hoover, Philip A. Hoover, William James, Daniel Knaub, Adam King. Metalus Knaub, George Kraft, Anthony Kreager, Washington Kraft. William Kunkle, Edward Koopee, William Ludwig. George Malehorn, David Morgenthal, Augustus Miller, Anthony Mohr, Frederick Neiman, Charles Neiman, Andrew Patterson,
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John Plymier, Barnhart Rauser, Louis Rauhauser, Zebulon P. Rodes, Henry Repman, John Rowe, Fred- erick Shipe, Sebastian Schlund, Augustus Smyser, Daniel Sipe, John G. Shlaustine, John A. Stare, John Spahr, Peter Seiple, John Sipe, Emanuel Stough, Alex- ander Shepp, Daniel Snydeman, Samuel Snyder, Solo- mon Toomy, Henry Witmyer, Jacob Wintermoyer, Benjamin C. Weisen, Zachariah Wilt, John Winter, John Wilson, George Yinger, Eli Zeigler.
COMPANY B.
Officers-Captain-Rufus J. Winterode. First Lieu- tenant-Jacob N. Slagle. Second Lieutenant-John . M. Kauffman. First Sergeant-Samuel S. Matthews. Sergeants-Henry Runge, Edward Steffy, Jacob D. Welsh, Frederick Smith. Corporals-Daniel Petry, Andrew Waldtron, Alex. Wilhelm, Charles Bortner, Elijah Howe, William Grimm, Augustus Schwartz, Jacob Doll, Oliver Bressler, Gideon Price, Ephraim Price. Musicians-John A. Cremer, John Wireman.
Privates-David Auer, Jacob Anspacher, Samuel Baker, Josh Baumgardner, Samuel Baldin, Amos Bart- ner, George Brant, Henry Bubb, Nicholas Carns, Daniel Dubbs, Wesley Dick, Henry Dennis, Conrad Fuhrman, Augustus Fogle, Isaac Grumrine, Nelson Greenplatt, John Gible, Joseph Grupp, Michael Grove, Lewis G. Garrett, Lewis Grogg, Samuel Hamms, Joseph Hinkle, Francis Hunt, Solomon Keller, A. C. F. Kirchner, Edwin Kessler, Martin Kerr, Henry Kirchoff, Louis Krebs, William Keller, George W. Kohler, Bernhard Libley, John G. Loft, Samuel Luckert, Valen- tine Miller, John S. Matthias, Frederick Mehring, Henry Marks, Charles Miller, John Miller, William Matthews, Michael W. Myers, Lewis Myers, Conrad Myers, Jacob C. Myers, Adam Markle, Israel Nune- maker, William O'Donnell, Jesse Rohrbaugh, William S. Rechard, Cornelius Smith, Daniel Swartzbaugh, Zachariah Schwartz, Anthony Sheetz, George W. Shultz, George W. Siechman, George F. Shearer, John Sheaffer, Michael Sterner, Thomas Snodgrass, Abdiel Smith, Frederick Smith, Elias Saltzgiver, Frederick Trump, Elias Taylor, David H. Weaver, Daniel Wearner, Alexander Weiser, Henry K. Wentz, William W. Wagner, Joseph Williams, Granville Weiser, Joseph Wishore, Daniel Wolfgang, Dennis Wolford, William Whorley, Jacob R. Werner, Henry Yeagle, John Zim- merman, Philip Zimmerman.
COMPANY C.
Officers-Captain-Peter Z. Kessler. First Lieuten- ant-Andrew D. Yocum. Second Lieutenant-John Gable. First Sergeant-Daniel Rutledge. Sergeants- Michael F. Fink, William H. Smyser, Henry S. Swartz, George W. Smyser. Corporals-William Drorbaugh, Samuel R. Frysinger, Henry S. Wilt, Charles Williams, Henry Shaffer, Harvey Bell, Jacob Henry, Henry Free. Musicians-William Kiester, Michael D. Fishel.
Privates-D. N. Aughenbaugh, G. N. Aughenbaugh, Elias Brenneman, William H. Becker, George Brougher, William Bott, J. C. Brenneman, Jacob Coppenhaffer, Jacob H. Cacklin, Tempest Cumfort, William Crown, Levi Densell, John B. Davis, Levi Doll, John Eisen- hour, William Ehrhart, John L. Eckles, Israel Emig, Charles Fake, Samuel Free, Ephraim Fink, Jesse Gru- ver, John Gates, Henry Gross, Levi Gerber, John E. Glatfelter, John Gentzler, William Glatfelter, William Gise, Israel S. Henry, Isaac Haar, Elias Heilman, George Haar, Henry Haar, George W. Hale, Andrew Heiges, William Hosler, Samuel Harrold, Jesse Hamme, Jacob Irwin, Michael Kline, Emanuel Kohler, George Kircher, George W. Koch, William Kohler, Peter Leckrone, Abraham Lillich, Jacob Laurer, Jacob Miller, George Mitchell, James McCurdy, George W. Null, Joseph Newcomer, Henry L. O'Hail, Frederick Ober- lander, Levi Rauhouser, George Reed, Andrew Rupert,
Martin F. Ramer, Andrew Schrum, Henry Shoffner, William B. Strine, Israel Spangler, William Shaffner, Albert Spotts, Isaac Sheely, Jacob Swartz, Henry Steffee, Joel Steffee, Adam Starry, William Shoffner, Israel Senft, Henry Spangler, John Stamabugh, Michael Wrightsone, Solomon Wire, Adam B. Wallace, Henry Wolf, John Wigord, Thomas B. Williams, Barnhart Zorger, William B. Zellers, Henry Ziegler.
COMPANY D.
Officers-Captain-Gilbert W. Branyan. First Lieu- tenant-William H. Becker. Second Lieutenant-Jacob Diehl. First Sergeant-Henry Hubley. Sergeants- Henry Kauffmann, John Weyer, David B. Gladfelter, John J. Hess, Edward D. Trimmer, Samuel R. Weiser. Corporals-John K. Lau, Charles Martle, Daniel Mil- ler, Daniel Roberts, Michael Shrome, Israel Marshall, Christopher Hinkle, Joseph Berkheimer, Ed. Straus- baugh, Charles A. Lau, Peter H. Lau, Jesse Gladfelter. Musicians-Oliver Ness, Dietrich Wilhelm.
Privates-Adam Alexander, H. A. Alexander, David Buck, George Baublitz, George Bupp, Michael Beck, Conrad L. Bailey, Henry A. Bailey, Eli Behler, Chris- tian Bort, William H. Bear, John N. Bailey, Daniel Bear, Henry Bear, Lewis Barnes, Adam Case, William Con- nelly, Edward Emig, Henry Focht, Henry Fishel, John Fultz, Peter Fockenroth, Franklin Gipe, John Glad- felter, Henry B. Gladfelter, Jacob B. Gladfelter, Henry Greenblade, George Gross, Henry Hall, Samuel Har- man, Emanuel Heilman, Emanuel Hamm, Adam Hoff, Jacob Hosler, Herman Honnes, Nathaniel Klinedinst, Henry Klinedinst, Theodore S. Krebbs, Levi Krebbs, John Kessler, Jacob Kessler, John F. Lau, William Laughman, John H. Lloyd, H. Luckenbaugh, George Luckenbaugh, Peter Moul, Emanuel Mitzel, Michael Mesberger, Elias Myers, Abraham Myers, Benjamin
Myers, John Miller, John H. Miller, Jacob Noss, Sam- uel Robinson, William Ramble, Lewis Rapprecht, Joseph Shelley, John Senft, Peter Senft, Henry Senft, Jesse Snyder, John W. Smith, Jacob Smith, Charles Sie- christ, George Schonwitz, H. Strickhouser, George Shambaugh, Andrew Ulrich, Peter Wilhelm, Franklin Walter, Martin Walter, Michael Wentz, Henry Winter, Reuben Zeck, Adam Ziegler, Donant Zerlant, Peter Zeck.
COMPANY E.
Officers-Captain-Samuel E. Miller. First Lieuten- ant-John Forry. Second Lieutenant-Emanuel Wal- lack. First Sergeant-John Burg. Sergeants-Peter Wambaugh, Henry S. Barshinger, Michael S. Mick, Washington E. Morrison. Corporals-Benjamin Seitz, Zachariah Howard, John Landes, Henry Ferree, Joseph Grim, James Crawford, Henry Laucks, Henry Howard. Musicians-Franklin Reichard, Zachariah D. Jacobs.
Privates-Richard M. Adams, James Allen, Samuel Brubaker, George Burk, Peter Bear, John Beaverson, Jacob Beaverson, Alfred Baker, Daniel Brillhart, Benjamin Craily, Daniel Conrad, George Depp, David Ellis, John Evans, Emanuel Erb, Samuel Flinchbaugh, Lewis Fake, William B. Flinchbaugh, John M. Fisher, Simon Fake, Jesse Falkenstein, George Foose, John Fullerton, Charles Gahle, Charles Gentzler, Solomon Glatfelter, Philip Grim, Jacob Grim, William M. Glat- felter, Peter T. Goodling, Charles Geesy, Henry Hivner, Henry Ilgenfritz, John S. Imswiller, Jacob Knicely, George Koons, Henry S. Kinard, Andrew Keener, Abraham Kline, William Keener, Patrick Kennedy, William Kelly, Peter Lehr, Henry Like, Benjamin Laucks, William Laucks, Henry Landis, John Minker, John McCarty, Heury Ness, Henry Olewiler, Daniel Oberdorf, Josiah Portner, Joseph Poff, George Reis- inger, Adam Reisinger, John Reichard, Joseph Rider, Lewis Reed, David Shultz, Charles Snyder, Henry Seitz, Frederick Stubly, Henry B. Sechrist, Emanuel
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Smith, Harvey Schnell, David Shoaf, William H. Springer, William Smuck, Henry Shuman, Daniel Smith, Levi Smith, Andrew W. Shaw. Samuel R. Smith, Shean, Michael Thompson, Henry Weily, William R. Wiley, Robert L. Wiley, Henry Welk, Jacob Wood, John Wrightstone, Charles Wilson, George Williams, Wm. Wainwright, John Yinger, William E. Zinn, Er- hart Zanner. William Schmuck, Joseph Spate, Jacob S. Shoaff, Fred- erick Shoaf, Emanuel Stiles, Henry Tschoff, Benjamin Tyson, Samuel Winter, Samuel Wallick, Jacob Waugh- tel, Joseph Ward, Conrad Zelch.
COMPANY F.
Officers-Captains-Joseph A. Renaut, Jeremiah Kohler. First Lieutenant-George A. Smith. Second Lieutenant-Simon J. Diller. First Sergeant-George L. Koons. Sergeants-John Anderson, Theodore F. Howard, Samuel Croll, Daniel J. Barnitz. Corporals- Francis Sherman, John B. Shrum, Barnitz Young, Wil- liam Truman, Thomas Wyman, Jacob H. Yohe, Michael Hoke, William E. Bair. Musicians-David Hoke, Henry Beard.
Privates-John Arthurs, Peter Allen, Christian Ar- nold, John Adams, Andrew S. Altlandt, John C. Burns, John Burns, Daniel N. Bittinger, John Bear. William C. Butler, John Brown, Emanuel Bowers, Nathaniel Burke. Philip Collins, Timothy Conner, George Cole- man, Barney Cowley, Edward Conner, Thomas Clark, George L. Curtis, Daniel Dunahoe, William H. Duh- ling, James Felix, Reuben Flickinger, Hammond Frye, Daniel Grove, William Gitt, George Griffith, William Grey, Frederick Hartman, Andrew Hoke, John Horn, Charles Henry, Mark Kanay, Theodore King, Joseph Kauffman, John Kelley, J. Luckenbaugh, Charles Lake, George W. Lee, William H. Myers, Henry Newcomer, George Nichols, William Oliver, Lewis Overdeer, Henry Paff, Hezekiah Rickroad, Charles Robinson, Thomas Rosenburg, H. Strausbaugh, Henry Smith, Edward Stambaugh, Valentine Shultz, Francis Schmidt, Frank- lin Steiner, Alexander Shorb, David Shaffer, Henry Snyder, Ist, Henry Snyder, 2d, James R. Schmidt, Frederick Shepherd, Andrew Stewart, William Shultz, James Sullivan, Henry Seigle, George Smith, Joseph Taylor, James A. Thompson, Alfred E. Traverse, Charles Thompson, Elias Uttz, John Wagoner, Michael H. Weaver, Robert Wilson, John Wynant, Charles B. White, John West, John Wiltraus, James Welsh, George White, George Zeinn, Jesse Zortman, Levi Zort- man.
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