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George B. Reese.
P. H. Roadman.
Thomas Richards, trans. to 57th Regt.
William Rodskey. L. &. Reed.
Felix Rick. Jacob Rinehard.
Heary H. Smith, captared at Chancellorsville.
Bleary Stum, died July 20, 1868.
Faal Shewley. David Stabnas
Ocarad Shs wley. David Scott.
Joseph Showman. J. W. Shreeder.
E. Satterfield. Jacob Spidel (wounded)
Jonathan &hawley, wounded at Chancellorsville.
Jeba L. Shults, wounded at Chancellersville.
Nathaniel Sharp, died June 29, 1883.
Sammel Tester. Robert Taylor.
John Tester.
John Trainor, trans, to Co. A; veteran.
J. W. White.
W. A. Thomes.
W. G. Winteger.
Harrison Wissinger, wounded at Chancellorsville.
Edward Walters, trans, to Co. E. Aaron Waight, killed at Winchester March 28, 1802. H. R. Wilson.
Jacob Wies.
James White.
William Whittaker.
Silas White.
W. R. Wimer.
J. Rowell Wingate, trans, to Co. D.
Martin Young, diech, for wounds received in action.
EIGHTY-FIFTH REGIMENT .- (Thres Yeard' Service.)
Co. H, Ist Licat. Isaac R. Boasell, from Bept. 28, 1861, to June 94, 1992, when resigned.
Digitized by
Michael Collins.
R. Templeton.
Edward White.
Charles Nosl.
484 HISTORY OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
NITETY-THIRD ROOLMENT. (Three Yeard' Servies.) Lisut .- Col. John W. Johnston, freen Bopt. 14, 1001, to Jely 10, 1000; roz.
BOSTER OF COMPANY M, ONL HUNDREDTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERL
Capt. David A. Leckey, pro. to maj. Oct. 9, 1981. Capt. A. B. Campbell, pro, from &d Lieet. ; res. Jan. 5, 1801.
Capt. James L. Mellestern, pro, freun sorgt. to id Nost. ; to Let Bout. ; to capt .; wounded at Second Ball Baa.
Capt. J. W. Allen, pro. from corp. to sorgt .; to let sorgt. ; to capt. ; prie- coer from July 30 to Oct. 10, 1806; veteran. let Lisat. Jesse O. Taylor; diesh. March &, 100. let Lieut. J. B. McQuaid, pro, from corp. to surgt. ; to let Nost. ; wounded et Cold Herber.
let Lieut. Charles Oliver, pro, freen sorgt. to let sergt. ; to let Meat .; vet. M Lisst. John C. Dougherty, pro. from surgt. to 3 Hest. ; wounded at Peterburg.
M Lieet. William Oliver, pro, to sorgt .; to M Nost. ; weended at South Mountain, Spettoyivania, and Potersberg.
let Sorgt. Jeel Pancoast, veteran.
Ist Bergt. C. L. Powers, wounded; discharged. Bergt. J. T. Kirkland, vetersa. Sorgt. Jean W. Bradley, votersa.
Bergt. Alez. Haney, votersa.
Borgt. W. R. Collins, must. est at expiration of torm. Borgt. John H. Merrick, klod at James Loland.
Corp. John Mcclure, vetersa.
Corp. J. A. Abraham.
Corp. G. D. Barclay, oststitute.
Corp. David Bom, cutstitute.
Corp. J. Creach.
Corp. Peter Caly, oubetitute.
Corp. C. F. Anderson, veteran. Corp. We. Wigley, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps. Corp. Beef. Taylor, James Mahatthy. Madelen W. T. Cline, veteran; W. A. Abraham, voterne.
Wa. Adama, drafted; dosh. July 19, 100%. Josta Applegate.
John Addissa, prisoner from July 20, 1864, to Jeb. 29, 100%. J.d. Atherton, drafted ; died March 31, 1866.
Thos. Albright, mabetitute; May 16, 1885. David Arnold, substituto; Jane 4, 1865.
C. Abrahams.
A. Bretz, webeditute.
A. Altman ..
Thot. Berry, substitute.
Tease Ammon.
Samuel Altoù.
Samuel Barton.
O. H. Derdette.
D. Beverage.
4. A. Batheret, not on master-out roll.
A. Backslew, disch, by general order Jano 7, 1805.
John W. Bradley, killed at Spotterivante.
Peter Boyle, substitute; March M, 1985. P. Q. Bannen, mabetitate; May 15, 1866. Joba Castday. L. Cameron, robetitats. Josiph Cary.
James Chesnut, substituta.
John Crooks, mat. out Sept. 5, 1061. John Cox, must. out Sept. 5, 1864 .. T. G. Craighead, died July 23, 1004.
P. Cregaa.
Wa. Dale.
John Carry. J. F. Craighead.
Wa. Cowan, robetitute, June 17, 1865.
J. W. Cocaine, twice, Dec. 9, 1882, and June 9, 1806. James Day, drafted.
J. 8. DeWalt, must. out Sept. 5, 1864.
John Donaldson, substitute ; disob. June 8, 1806.
W. 8. Dann, killed at Spottsylvaals.
Charles Dawson, died at Anderssaville June, 1885. Lewis Erbard, drafted. John Echelberger.
John Engle, substitute; June 25, 1865.
o. W. Elliott. Henry Fieber.
8. Teawick, drafted.
Ward Foster, mest. out Sept. 5, 1864. J. D. Fowler, killed at Spottayivais. Michael Flynn, oubetituto; April 4, 180%.
John Fiat. E. W. Gay, mbetitate.
Samuel Grist, veteran.
J. C. Gordon, drafted.
Leonites Hayden. John Hair, substitute.
Patrick Hickey.
James Hayes, substitute : captared at Petersburg.
Imish Houseman, must. out Bppt. 5, 1804.
James Healy, died at Andersonville Dec. 11, 1864.
Wm. Harris, substitute ; May 15,"1965.
Micheel Hoff, cubetitate ; May 15, 1665. Wa. Mickey, mabetitate; May 16, 1685.
Jobs Hale, outotitute; May 28, 1085.
John Hogan, substitute; June 4, 1865.
G. W. Besley. Peter Harrison.
Alex. Heary.
I. Hossemen.
Richard Hopkins.
Wa. Irwin, dlesb. June 30, 100%.
James Jester. O. C. Jackson, obetituto. Jacob Jordan.
Wm. Johnson.
Wa. Jacob, mabetitute. Thou. W. James, substitute.
Jensthan H. Jones, trans. to Vet. Res. Corps.
John Jobastos. Martin Jordan, died.
Joseph Krops.
Ges. Kerr.
Heary E. Kemik.
Wa. Dlaney, ded April 18, 1066, of wounds received at Petersburg, March 35.
Jebu Lewis, drafted. W. Liskard, estetitute.
Joseph Lower, substitute.
Fred. Libalt, dlech. June 7, 1006.
Michael Lape, disch. co vargson's certificato; vetersa.
Antes Langsdorf, drafted ; disch. July 2, 1006.
George Lacy.
J. d. Marshall.
Samed Lythe.
G. W. Megh, dufted.
William Madge, outetitute.
John R. Mom, must. out Bept. 5, 1884.
Robert Matley, drafted; disch. May 7, 100%.
John Mulligan, must. out Oct. 7, 100L.
Imao Myers, drafted ; died April 21, 100%, of wounds.
Patrick Martin, substitute ; May 16, 1006.
James Malone, mabetitute; May 19, 1085.
Charles Miller, substitute; ded; buried in National Cemetery, Rich-
David Meredith. Thomas MeMary, substitute.
Robert MeClare, disch. on margesa's certifiopto June 34, 1005.
John W. Compell, died May 31, 1894, of wounds received.
John W. Connell.
Jean Nicholson.
Samuel Mcclure.
Daniel Odamer, oubetituts.
8. McCaughan.
Lawrence O'brien, substitute.
Mark MoCanders.
Frank O'Carrie, substituts.
Robert F. McQuaid.
Tiles Powell, veterea.
John Natman, substitute.
J. M. Parker, wturaa.
James Piles, died at Hilton Head, S. C., Nov. 29, 100R.
J. W. Penny.
John Ritz, oubetitute.
J. Benninger, drafted.
Henry Ragen, oststitute.
J. W. Rouch, drafted.
Charles W. Richards, died Feb. 19, 1805. William Bothrock, died March 12, 1863; veterme.
John Shedden, mabetitute.
James Stewart.
Hiram Saddler, must. cat Supt. &, 100L.
Solomon Stroupe, most. out Bopt, &, 1994. R. H. Sickles, must. out Sept. 5, 1004.
George Smith, substitute ; Feb. 23, 1885. Jacob Smith, substitute; May 2, 1885.
Jacob Seigle. George Thompson, satetitate.
James Saddler. James Thompson, mabetitute.
Philip Saddler. Benjamin Thomee.
John Thomas, cabetitate; June 9, 1965. Samuel Thorp. R. H. Thomas.
Joseph Ulam, must. out Sept. 5, 1804. Jacob Wilt, drafted. Heary Wray.
James Wilson, drafted. Barnes White.
Aaron Weddle.
Charles H. White, disch. on surgeon's certificate May 24. 1863.
John West, wounded at Bull Run Aug. 28, 1862; prisoner from Sept. 30, 1864, to March 2, 1886; veteran.
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Charles Newell, drafted.
Cyrus Peterson, drafted-
George Budge, died Sept. 34, 1883. John Rankin. George W. Sollara, drafted. Hirem Swisher, drafted.
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H. P. Williams, drafted Jane 33, 1865. John C. White, April 16, 1001; veteran. Willems Weeds, substituto; April 2, 1808.
Sergemita.
G. B. Potts.
W. T. Russell
O. B. Robertson.
J. W. Anderson.
Corporels.
8. W. McMichael
Simon Finnsa.
Jobn Harman.
Alexander Snow.
R. C. Herst.
John Shirey.
J. F. Earnest.
Musicians.
H. Reagan. Alexander Kimmel.
John Albing.
T. B. May.
William Abig.
B. F. May.
John Anderson.
George Moyers.
Abraham Albert.
Albert MeHenry.
A. F. BarT.
Joseph McNelley.
J. F. Battermore.
Samuel McMichael.
J. J. Baker.
B. A. MeBryer.
D. C. Baker.
M. Porteger.
Taund Burr.
George H. Porch.
Jobs Hurst.
Hugh Dest.
J. Q. A. Bedstel.
J. J. Anderson.
a. W. Reed.
W. E. Wchst.
8. M. Try.
John Rough.
A. B. Findly.
C. P. M. Riley.
D. Z. Trick.
8. T. Fry.
Daniel Reynolds.
Josh me Burkey.
a. M. Brast.
D. B. Boynton.
George Balentine.
Samuel Blatr.
George Barger.
Henry Byers.
George Belllager.
Q. B. Brown.
H. T. Belatel.
Jacob Beistel, died at Nowberne, W. C., July &, 1806.
H. Bolest.
Samuel Koodman.
David Beatty.
8. Linainger.
L. Heary.
8. Skiebler.
Abel Hewitt
Franklin Smith.
Henry Dessert. J. R. Berry.
Carl Myers.
John G. Campbell.
George W. Myers.
J. J. Hile.
Josiah Sherrow.
M. M. Campbell.
J. M. Manball.
Level Hayı
8. G. Shiebler. Daniel Smelter.
8. G. Honsel.
Henry Sheets,
J. 8. Campbell
J. M. Matthews.
W. C. Hans.
George H. Thomes.
James Crfbis.
David Mardis.
J. C. Morrison,
Q. A. Kesser.
Barnett Thomas.
L. F. Chemnet D. 8. Oroft ..
T. P. B. Mikael.
Samuel Keller.
"John L. Weaver. Henry Wilks.
John Kayne.
A. J. Wilson.
M. B. Kettering.
Y. F. Wolf.
Heary Lase.
Alezander C. Walker.
Heary Lower.
Joba Wilkins.
John Leesure.
J. F. Zimmerman,
B. T. Laufer.
ROSTER OF COMPANY E, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH PENN- SYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Capt. Mungo M. Dick, pro, to maj. Sept. 20, 1861. Capt. J. W. Greenawalt, wounded at Fair Oaks; pro. from let Hout. Sept. 20, 1861 ; to maj. Nov. 29, 1862. Capt. Camtus M. Markle, pro. from 2d to let lient. Sopt. 29, 1981 ; to capt. Nov. 29, 1803; wounded at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, 1802; dlech. by special order Bept. 3, 1864.
Last Lieut. A. J. Shipley, pro. from sorgt. to 2d Heut, to lat lieut. ; wounded at Fair Oaks; disch. Dec. 19, 1863.
Ist Lieut. J. M. Shoaf, pro. from corp. to let sorgt., to lat Hout. ; mmt. out with company ; veteran.
2d Lieet. George C. Patterson, pro. from corp. to sorgt, to 2d Heat. ; disch. Sept. 22, 1864.
2d Lieut. George R. Deanick, pro. to corp., to sorgt., to id licet .; mest. out with company ; veteran.
Ist Sergt. Lewis G. Dom, veteran.
1st Bergt. J. H. Gray, wounded at Fair Oaks; disch. Sept. 29, 1863.
Sergt. William R. Christy, veteran. Bergt. Joshua Fulmer, vetersa.
Bergt. R. F. Bankert, veteran.
Sergt. John Shaner, veteran.
Digitized by
William Waddington.
John Young.
Charles Warne.
Adam Zimmerio.
Adam Zimmerman.
Thomas WEName.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT .- (Three Fears' Service.) COMPANY B.
This was a new company, raised and signed to the regiment March 15, 1865, and mastered cut June 26, 1006. Capt. William 8. Harrah; let Heut., J. D. Kettering ; 24 Bout, James MeCauley; let sorgt., J. M. MeKelvey.
Sergeanta.
James Carnahan
M. K. Hessel. J. A. Matterson.
Corporels.
W. A. Mcknight.
Oftver Cope. William McCardy.
R. Dresser.
W. H. Rat
J. A. Daker.
George Crise.
J. B. Reynolds.
J. 8. Bayger.
Joseph Franey.
Michael Swartz.
C. F. For.
David Shirey.
Simon Fettner.
J. B. Shuster.
A. J. Gallegher.
Jobn Huffer.
David Sbests.
8. D. Hessel.
William Sible.
Philip Carnes.
Thomas Martin.
Ervis HayL
Alexander Tarr.
P. A. Desmer. Heary Desmer.
Daniel Parkı
J. W. Rom.
H. Rassel.
J. Drummond.
L. Derr.
W. E. Bobtiss.
Milton Forestos. James Freemana.
Jesse Rector. Adam Roger.
J. M. Getty. John Guy.
Jacob Rom.
John Shaffer.
Thomas Stimmel.
John 8. Stewart.
Hiram Shfrey.
Jerome Hartsch.
Bennett Stadtmiller.
John Holm. John Hanger. H. Jacoba.
John A. Wolford.
M. Kankel James Kakoe.
Samedi Young.
Cyrus Qealy.
T. T. Keibler.
Hiram Yealy.
D. M. Kimmel
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD REGIMENT .- (Three Yeard' Service.) COMPANY F.(Second company of this letter.)
This company was sesigned to the regiment in March, 1865, and mus- tered cut June 26th following. Capt., Cyrus Thomas; let lient, Chleb M. Row; 2d lieut., S. A. Bryan; let ourgt., F. B. Boyle.
J. R. Hough.
John Sherrow.
A. C. Oramer.
William MeMillan.
R. &. Magill.
Ei Kelley.
W. M. Piper.
James Dougherty. James Dogeldeca.
Thomas Robbins.
A. H. Hunt W. &. Harris. damsel Heary. J. G. Hestager.
John Q. Watt. Samuel Wadsworth.
J. B. Sample.
Bell Lewis.
William Anderson.
T. J. Bell.
Francis Andrews.
486 HISTORY OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Sorgt. Jobs Barr, killed at Fair Oaks. Sorgts. W. A. MeLein, R. D. Brown, R. H. Dewise, Jecoph Fritohuman, Jeddah Geiger, J. M. Haya, J. H. Tayler, Willtem W. Nowtes, Matthias Beakert. Corp. Themes Porking, veteran. Ourp. J. B. Hart, wotorna. Corp. J. W. Bitte, drafted. Corp. Jeseph Schreck, drafted. Corp. Poter Eimer, cobutituts.
Corp. William Bayder, drafted. Corp. Adam Temer, roteraa. Corp. J. M. Diammers, votoran. Corp. Amtal Parka, killed at Wilderness; veteran. Corpa. J. L. Campbell, J. M. Melerimer, George Weddle.
Jedesa Armer, disch. March 25, 1863, for wennde received. J. A. Armstrong, disch. March 4, 1983, for wennde received, Imensol Burkett, drafted. Willtem Byerly.
W. J. Mader, drafted.
Heary P. Ditta, killed at Fair Oaks. John Besament, Bed of wennde Jane 4, 100L. J. A. Batsman, lost in action Oct. 27, 109L. R. L. Durchfeld, drafted; lost in action June 22, 109L. Heary Bowers, drafted; missing in action May 12, 1004. George Betaren, dlech. en cargeen's certifente Dee. 28, 100. Heary Banghmen, doch. Dec. 9, 1802, for wounds. Clark L. Brent, disch. Feb. 10, 1883, for wounds. Jooch Drawer, Block. Aug. &, 1802, for wounds. J. F. Boyd, diech. June 12, 100%. J. K. Bottomly, disch. Oct. 21, 1951.
Damsel Burkhart, dlech. Sopt. 4, 1994, expiration of form.
J. G. Byerly, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps.
W. J. Ories. Themes Codle.
J. K. Clark (substituto). James Campbell, killed at Gettysburg.
A. M.K. Campbell, died of wounds July 8, 1883.
A. M. Crotchton, drafted; missing in action May 5, 1804.
D. M. Coley, dlech. May 16, 1863, for wounds. William Cochesear, dlech, ca cargeen' certificato April 4, 1008.
Hach Canalogham. P. Dosa.
Angust Dlerkes. Jobs Deltie, killed at Fair Oaks.
William Dengherty; died at Salisbury, Nov. 21, 1004; votoran. W. L. Dedy, drafted; missing in action Supt. 9, 1884.
D. J. Delaney, drafted; missing in action Sept. 9, 1884. Charles C. Douglass, dlech. en cargeen's certifiente Dee. 29, 1982. Francis Denber, mast. out Sept. 4, 1891.
W. B. Dirmiok, dlech. ca surgeon's cortifeste April 20, 1983. Rinehart Flest, drafted.
John D. Elliott, died Jan. 9, 1002.
John W. Fraser, veteran. Charles W. For, drafted.
Themes Tiaig, substitute ; killed at Fort Davis.
J. G. Felgar, diech. Sopt. 4, 100₺. W. P. Fritobasa, disch. Sopt. 4, 1884.
George R. Falta, dlech. Jen. 16, 1804, for wounds.
J. Y. Fleming, dlech. Sopt. 4, 191L. James Finley, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps.
D. H. Gould, veteran. W. Gekl, substitute.
W. IL. Godfrey, drafted.
Peter Griffith, killed at Wilderness. WHHem Gregory, died Feb. 9, 1983.
B. Q. Greveswalt, dlech, ca cargeen's certificato Dec. 9, 1883. W. 8. Greer, drafted. G. A. Garrien, drafted.
H. J. Rogers. J. C. Heught, died June 2, 1802.
Jobs Helst, died at Richmond a prisoner. Betart Henry, missing in action May 12, 100L.
Charles Higgins, drafted; missing in action May 5, 1884. Thomas Hodgson, disch. ca cargeen's certificato Sept. 12, 1802. Alexander Hart, dlach. on surgeon's certificate Dec. 2, 1802. Reger Hurst, dlech. Ropt. 4, 1994, expiration torm.
John Hadipath, trans, to Vet. Res. Corps. John Irwin, died March 36, 1882. George Johnston, ubetitate : May 28, 100%.
J. 8. Johnston, disch. Sept. 4, 1994, expiration torm. Christian Kreps.
H. A. Kiesinger.
Thoines Kelly. T. A. Kealy.
Frederick Kack. Franois Kelly.
Michael Kelly, missing in action May 12, 1004.
Fresche Keck, celetitate; missing in action Dee. 7, 1984. W. M. Kelly, diecb. on cergeda's certificate June 11, 1003. Elise Ksakie, diech. Sept. 4, 1994, expiration torm. Arabie A Kuba, disch. July 3, 1002, for wounds. William Kreps, diech. April 26, 1866, expiration torm. Nicholas Krod, cabetituto; dlech. June 22, 1085. Daniel Kettering, trans. to Signal Corpe Ang. 1, 1883. J. M. Kincaid, trans. to Vot. Ben. Corps. Jalles Laat, catetituto. W. H. Lecy, veteran.
Placides Lachuck.
William Lang, drafted. Charles Long, disch. Ang. 5, 100%. Job Laytea, killed at Fair Oaks. Jobn Messere, disch. Ost. 7, 1902. C. W. Lightser, diech. June 6, 1002. Meses Lowers, diech. Sopt. 4, 100L.
W. H. Lawson, pro. to Ist megt. Co. K Jan. 1. 1002.
J. P. Miller. J. C. Moore, drafted.
William Moyer, drafted.
Frederick Meck, substitute. George Metter, drafted,
T. Miller, mabetitate. Jobs T. Miller, killed at Fair Oaks.
John T. Millesden, ded Sept. 27, 1002.
A. J. Miller, May 4, 1994.
George M. Means, disch. ca cargeen's cortifleste Jely 31, 1802. Alexander Means, dlech, for wennde received.
Frederick Mysle, dlech. for weands received May 31, 1002. Michael Mysle, disch. for weands received May 31, 100%. James Mowa, disch. en cargeen's cortifleste Dec. 14, 1002. Fresche Money, diech. Sept. 4, 1884, expiration of torm,
Jeseph Markle, priscaer from Sopt. 9, 1004, to April, 1005 ; doch. by com- cral order May 20, 1095; wetorna ..
Alexander McClintssk, killed at Wilderness. Alexander C. MeMath, ded June 17, 1002, of wounds.
Jacob McGrew, ded June 12, 1902. Oserge &. McGrew, diech. Sept. 4, 1804, at expiration of terms. Imac G. MeCauley, disch, en cargoen's corttiente Nov. 28, 1883.
John W. McCase, disch. Ang. 1, 1892, for wounds. Robert McMuna, disch. ca cargeen's cortifeste Nov. 5, 1002. J. M. McCauley, trans. to let Regt. U. 8. Cav. June 11, 1008.
William Nall, diech. June 6, 1806.
Andrew Nich, dieok. Dee. 98, 1002, for wounds.
William Prescott, ded June 28, 1994, of wounds.
D. C. Palmer, diech. March 17, 1992, for wounds.
Joseph Pinkerton, diech. on surgeon's certificate Oct. 7, 1002.
Emanuel Rafen, drafted. W. T. Reed, diech. on cargeen' corttiesto Feb. 28, 1902.
Peter Smoter, veteran. Benjamin Shannen.
W. H. Smith. Henry Seder, substitute.
Theo. Shaffer, ou betitute. William South.
Joba C. Short, drafted; trans. to Vet. Res. Corps.
Joseph Steiner.
C. P. Schrank, drafted; missing in action Dec. 7, 1804.
Benjamin Stewart, diech. June 11, 1883.
J. Scheedy, drafted ; disch. June 22, 1885. Harrison Beaner, killed at Fair Oaks.
Harvey TomlinauD. Cornelius Tobla.
W. W. Thompson died at Salisbury, Nov. 5,.1804.
Robert Turley, disch. on cargoon' certificate Ang. 11, 1802. L. Wahl, drafted. Aaron Wentsel, drafted.
T. J. Woodward.
John Werner, drafted. D. F. Walter, drafted; diech. July &, 1983. Henry Wyand, drafted; disch. July 13, 1985.
David F. Weimer, wounded and captured at Fair Oaks; died at Rich- mond, June 25, 1802.
A. G. Williard, died Jaa. 6, 1883. Henry G. Weaver, disch. Out. 98, 1882, for wound.
Samuel White, disch. on surgeon's certificate Dec. 26, 1883.
Benjamin 8. Warren, diech. Oct. 25, 1802, for wounds. M. L. Willetts, drafted; disch. May 30, 1865.
John Woodward, pro. to principal musician Oct. 1, 1861.
Albert Williard, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps. John M. Wilson, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps.
John Wallace, trans. to Vet. Res. Corps.
Henry Zaber, drafted; must. out with company.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH REGIMENT.(Three Years' Service.) (Company G, assigned April, 1865.)
Lat Lieut. David O. Brown, from April 17, 1866, to Jan. 28, 1806.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH REGIMENT .- (Three Years'
Bervies.) Burgess George C. Ewing, from April 3, 1883, to June 28, 18st.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT-CAVALRY- (Three Years' Barvios.) Burgess W. T. Osborne, from Jan. 21 to July 14, 100%.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT .- (Nine Months' Service.)
Amst. Burgeon W. 8. Stewart, from Sept. 12, 1992, to May 18, 1863.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND REGIMENT .- (Nins Months' Service.)
Bargeon J. W. Answait, from Sept. 16, 1802, to May 31, 1863.
BOSTER OF COMPANY F, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
Capt. David L. McCulloch, pro. to lieutenant-colonel Ang. 19, 1802. Capt. George C. Mabon, pro. from first Heatenant Aug. 19, 1982. Ist Lieut. John McMurray, pro. from second lieutenant Aug. 19, 1902. Sd Liest. W. B. McChernay, pro. from first sergeant Ang. 19, 1802. Lst Sergt. Shannon Nicely, pro. from sergeant Ang. 19, 1862. Bergis. B. 8. Elliott, J. W. Graham, J. G. Ogden, Wesley Taylor. Corps. J. B. MeWatt, A. J. Graham, W. A. Love, John Brown, Andrew Taylor, W. B. HeEiroy, William Clark, John L. Spiegel. Musicians J. O. Davis, 8. B. Gilmores.
Prisales.
Imac Ambrose Paakany.
John Louther.
Albert Domsart.
James Lynch.
Albert Darkhart.
Willams Mears.
J. B. Brown.
A. F. Martin.
Joks Bridenhall.
A. M. Mechesney.
M. W. Browa.
A. Matthews.
Jobs Barber ..
0.'L. Mangus.
Camsel Bartoa.
D. B. Miller.
W. H. Brown.
R. MoBarney.
a, O. Beatty.
Hugh MoCune.
W. O. Campbell.
William McMillan
Theodore Cunningham.
James McMullen.
J. O. Campbell,
M. Mccullough.
James Clark.
John Keal. David Pier.
George Lawson.
Frederick Tanthirger.
Alex. Loughrey.
J. H. Taylor.
W. H. Lowery.
J. M. Loother.
Benjamin R. Lowery.
W. P. Wadsworth.
J. W. Mitchell.
John Waughman.
J. A. Mickey.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIXTH REGIMENT .- (Nim. Months' Service.)
COMPANY H.
Capt. Samuel 8. Marchand, died Feb. 18, 1863, of wounds received at Fredericksburg Dec. 13, 1862. Part of this company was recruited in Westmoreland County.
ROSTER OF COMPANY B, ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY- SECOND PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Capt. John G. Andrews, disch, Ang. 90, 1864.
Capt. Daniel 8. Wilkins, pro. from 2d to let lieut., to capt; must. out with company May 29, 1865.
Ist Lieut. Edward B. Hurst, killed at Gettysburg July 1, 1863.
Ist Lieut. Daniel 8. Tinsman, pro. from sergt. Oct. 24, 1864.
Ist Bergt. Urbanus Hubbe, pro. to sergt., to lat sergt.
J. G. Louther.
John R. Wallace.
8. C. Louther.
Peter Winebrenner.
ROSTER OF COMPANY G, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Oapt., H. L. Donnelly; Ist lieut., J. O. Lowery; ad lient., Thomas P. Moorbend ; Ist sorgt., J. H. Moore.
Bergeants.
W. C. Knox.
J. A. Mckinley. J. M. Moore.
D. R. Cook.
A. H. Hinkley.
Thomas Culbertson.
S. P. Reed.
Bimeon Bird.
I. N. Dasbaw.
D. O. Brown. Irwin Horrell.
Musicians.
W. C. Armour.
C. C. Yisher.
Privates.
J. W. Armour.
Israel Matthews.
J. T. Ambrose.
J. R. Miskelly.
J. A. Aschour.
George Mears.
8. J. Bargoon.
W. J. Newberter.
R. J. Best:
Israel Marker.
J. A. Barrell.
Leander Morley.
W. Y. Beltz.
D. Minnahan, Jr.
8. E. Bell.
John O. Morrison.
F. E. Belts.
J. H. McCauhry.
Jeremiah Boyd.
H. McDowell.
Alex. Bitner.
Hiram Mckelvey.
D. E. Belts.
J. W. McKelvey.
Jeremiah Bush.
D C. McChesney.
8. 8. Brinkley.
H. L. McMillia.
G. A. Brant.
J. T. Micewonger.
Uriah Cannon.
Judson Naugle.
Joseph Clark.
Acher Nicely.
H. G. Cavia.
Isaac Nicely (died at Washington
W. H. Couch.
Samuel Cook.
Noah Carne.
John Oursler.
William Donnell.
J. M. Daraia.
J. M. Elder.
8. K. Pounds.
Q. R. Ewing.
A. Eschelman.
Jeremiah Frits.
Joseph Robbins.
Samuel Fritz.
Edward Shaffer.
H. B. Fishell.
J. M. Smith.
Alex. Fuller.
H. B. Scott.
J. W. Gebhart.
J. H. Sloan.
J. L. Herst.
William Bindorf.
James Hanlin.
Thomas Smith, Jr.
Peter Henry (died at Washington,
D. U., March 5, 1863).
J. P. Septer.
Carson Clifford. Michael Crawford, Alexander Craig.
William Robb.
Poter Dick.
B. Rifter.
A. & Fowler.
Robert Biddle.
John Findley.
Joseph Steel.
E. B. Sweeney.
John Geiger. Jobs M. Geiger.
J. H. Boxman.
H. W. Hellerman.
W. C. Strickler.
Benjamin Simpson.
Hiram Smith.
John Buter.
Abe Shockey.
4. Hibbens.
Francis Smith.
Q. W. Starmer.
George Serena.
Robert Heacox.
Imac Smith.
Robert Johnston.
Wm. Shannon, died Oct. 13, 1862. James Tittle.
H. F. Kesner.
William Walter (1).
8. M. Kennedy.
William Walter (2).
M. P. Knapp.
Jobn B. Walter.
Jobab Lilly.
David Wallace.
Ist Bergt. A. A. Hamon, trans. to 169th Regt .; disch. by general order July 3, 1865.
Sergeants.
J. M. Kough.
D. Wilkins.
G. A. Bare.
8. A. Bare.
Thomas Lonergan, wounded at Fredericksburg: - G. P. Clark, trans to 18th Regt. Veti Res. Corps.
Digitized by
George Piper.
Lewis Ross.
Sbarmon Roberts,
Heary Simons.
M. B. Wilt.
Cyrus W. Wilt.
James Haupt.
J. H. Borner.
William Halferty ..
James Hutchinson.
Paul Hill.
Jesse Hill.
Porter Kelly.
Daniel Pier.
D. O., Jan. 21, 1863). John O'Hara.
Martin R. Phillipi.
Laban Smith.
Corporale. Elisha Torrence.
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488 HISTORY OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
J. 8. Hood. Bam sel Dice.
Thomas Candvine. M. 8. Lohr, pro. to corp. Nov. 1, 1983. Henry Gibson, wounded at Fredericksburg. Q. W. Stacy, disch. May 15, 1985. G. P. Matthews, killed at Gettysburg. Oyras Walter, died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Oyrus Swartz. W. P. Clark.
Clifford Anderson.
Bura Aspay.
Thaddeus Ash, killed at North Anna, May 23, 1983.
Frank Brothers. G. W. Brothers.
William Battermore. 8. P. Brinker.
Wesley Blake. W. 8. Beel.
George Brier. Harrison Byers.
8. Berg. A. G. Bare.
Cyrus Brothers.
Manuel Bostler, died Dec. 39, 1902, of wounds.
G. W. Coleman, disch. ou Fargeon's certificate, Nov. 9, 1963. Oyrus Cole, trans, to Vet. Bes. Corps. J. G. Campbell, trans. to Vet. Bes. Corps.
G. W. Cunningham, killed at Fredericksburg.
Enos B. Cramer, killed at Gettysburg. John Culp, died of wounds received at Fredericksburg. Adam G. Cramer, killed at Gettysburg. Samuel Oramer, killed at Gettysburg. HI. 8. Duretine, disch. Dec. 22, 1983.
J. W. Ebersole, trans. to Vet. Res. Corps.
Samuel Finefrock, killed at Gettysburg. Albert Gallatin, disch. May 20, 1865.
William Guist, disch. Dec. 17, 1872. Noah Getlama, tran. to Vet. Res. Corps.
Joseph House. D. Hokensball.
Harrison Hanger. Meyers Horner.
John Hartman, disch. Jan. 21, 1063. W. Y. Hurst, disob. Dec. 7, 1883.
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