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      BIOGRAPHICAL AND PORTRAIT CYCLOPEDIA OF BLAIR COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

                                EDITED BY

                    SAMUEL T. WILEY AND W. SCOTT GARNER

                               ILLUSTRATED

                         GRESHAM PUBLISHING COMPANY
                PHILADELPHIA, PA   RICHMOND, VA   CHICAGO, IL

                                   1892


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                              THE CIVIL WAR. 

The Civil War. - The roar of Sumter's guns rolling northward awaked the nation 
to the reality of open rebellion and civil war, and when President Lincoln's
call was issued for troops to sustain and enforce the authority of the
government, no county in Pennsylvania was more ready than Blair to respond with
hundreds of soldiers, many of whom fell in defense of their country's liberties.
In three days after President Lincoln issued his call for seventy-five thousand
men, six companies from Blair county were on their way to Harrisburg, where they
were mustered into the service on the 20th of April, 1861, and formed the larger
part of the 3d Pennsylvania infantry.
      The 3d Pennsylvania moved from Harrisburg to the vicinity of Baltimore,
afterward was stationed at various places in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and
Virginia, where it guarded communications and protected supplies, besides being
twice sent against Confederate forces.  It served until its three months' term
of enlistment expired, and was discharged at Harrisburg on July 29, 1861.  Many
of the men in these companies re-enlisted in other regiments and served through
the war.
      We give the following list of soldiers from Blair county in the Federal
armies:

OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE THIRD PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY FROM BLAIR COUNTY.

COMPANY A. - OFFICERS.

John R. McFarlane, captain.
John McKeage, 1st lieutenant.
Thomas McFarlane, 2d lieutenant.
Jonathan Derno, 1st sergeant.
Henry Keely, 2d sergeant.
David Stitler, 3d sergeant.
John Barr, 4th sergeant.
Andrew Leap, 1st corporal.
Joseph Eckle, 2d corporal.
Henry Barr, 3d corporal.
Joseph Zouker, 4th corporal.
John Weighaman and William Weighaman, musicians.

PRIVATES.

Albert, Francis.
Albaugh, Henry.
Ainsworth, Jas. W.
Barr, Samuel C.
Boggs, Alexander.
Clauss, George F.
Charles, Samuel W.
Cochran, John.
Cahoe, John.
Crum, William.
Dunn, Joseph M.
Davis, Amos D.

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Elder, William S.
Eastman, Wm. H.
Evans, Charles.
Fox, John F.
Fortney, Matthias.
Filie, George.
Ferry, Joseph.
Garrett, William.
Gibson, David.
Graft, William P.
Hunter, Matthew S.
Helwig, John G.
Hoffman, Anthony.
Jones, James.
Johnson, James M.
Kephart, Calvin M.
King, William H.
Lyons, Michael.
Ledger, Joseph J.
Mufty, John.
Martin, Robert N.
McCormick, Jas. J.
McKeehan, Jas. A.
McGinnis, William.
Michaels, John H.
McFalls, Benj. F.
McIntire, Eli.
Murray, John H.
Meintle, Henry.
Orr, William L.
Orr, James A.
Piper, George.
Peight, Emanuel S.
Redding, John J.
Reighard, Julius.
Richter, George. S.
Rodgers, James.
Sanders, Albert.
Smith, John.
Thompson, Wm. F.
Tierman, Thomas.
Varnes, Louis H.
Wiggan, Henry.
Weaver, Geroge W.
Watson, George M.
Weaver, Albert J.
Young, Peter.

COMPANY B. - OFFICERS.

Henry Wayne, captain.
Joseph W. Gardner, 1st lieutenant.
John M. Clark, 2d lieutenant.
John S. Calvert, 1st sergeant.
Levi McGlathery, 2d sergeant.
John Lafferty, 3d sergeant.
William Wilkes, 4th sergeant.
Thomas C. Yingling, 1st corporal.
Henry Shatts, 2d corporal.
William Hook, 3d corporal.
William W. Reed, 4th corporal.
Thomas Coleman, musician.
William Rees, musician.

PRIVATES.

Arbee, James.
Boyles, Martin.
Bartlebaugh, David.
Baker, Samuel.
Boyle, William.
Boyle, George.
Bowers, Abraham.
Brown, Joseph.
Burkett, Ephraim.
Brown, James.
Boyle, John A.
Charters, Wm. M.
Cassidy, Solomon.
Cahoe, David.
Cashier, Adolphus.
Clark, Robert.
Cayatt, Lewis P.
Cannon, John F.
Detwiler, George.
Davis, William.
Dougherty, John.
Delaney, Daniel.
Emheiser, Geo. W.
Esterline, John.
Eckley, Joseph.
Fritz, William D.
Fink, Frederick.
Ferguson, William.
Funk, David.
Gusher, David.
Gwinn, George H.
Gwinn, Alex. C.
Greer, Adam J.
Gaylord, George.
Hamilton, George.
Houseman, Andrew.
Hall, Adolphus.
Hempfield, George.
Johnson, Samuel.
James, Jesse.
Kelly, Leonard.
Leehr, John.
Miller, Henry.
Matthews, James.
Miller, John.
Morgan, Thomas.
Messimer, George.
Moore, David A.
Moore, Warren H.
Nixon, Albert H.
Plumer, Henry E.
Reed, William, jr.
Rinehart, Samuel W.
Read, Alonzo.
Simelton, Thomas.
Staub, John.
Staub, Stephen.
Stevens, William.
Sheloe, William.
Trout, James.
Tipton, George.
Thompson, David.
Thompson, William.
Trees, James C.
Templeton, Roland.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.

William L. Neff, captain.
Jacob C. Yingling, 1st lieutenant.
Robert Johnston, 2d lieutenant.
David P. Irvine, 1st sergeant.
George W. Patterson, 2d sergeant.
Albert B. Flood, 3d sergeant.
John C. Wilson, 4th sergeant.
Isaac N. Brenneman, 1st corporal.
Garain Shellenberger, 2d corporal.

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David Fay, 3d corporal.
David C. Yingling, 4th corporal.
James C. Roller and John A. McKamy, musicians.

PRIVATES.

Allender, James D.
Bell, William H.
Brenneman, Micha'l.
Bittle, Charles.
Baker, Samuel G.
Cooper, James M.
Craig, John.
Cary, James.
Dell, Henry H.
Erbe, William.
Eicholtz, Henry S.
Estep, Elijah.
Frederick, Benj. F.
Fluke, William.
Garland, Moses K.
Guiser, George J.
Griffin, John.
Garrett, Alex A.
Guiser, James.
Hewitt, Calvin C.
Houck, James H.
Hinds, Joseph S.
Huyett, Ulysses S.
Harnish, John.
Houck, Dorsey B.
Hoffman, William J.
Hicks, Alexander C.
Johnston, Robert M.
Jones, William W.
Kane, John.
Kelly, John.
Kidd, Joseph L.
Lower, Isaiah P.
Lang, Robert H.
Lucas, Abraham.
Louis, Peter.
Metz, George M.
Morgan, George W.
Miller, James.
Myers, Henry W.
Mantell, Joseph.
McCahan, John.
McElwee, William.
McDonald, James.
Nunnemaker, Sam'l.
Neville, John H.
Neff, Albert J.
Noel, Daniel F.
Noland, Thomas.
Powell, Milton P.
Parks, Amos.
Riley, William A.
Riley, James.
Slonaker, Lemuel A.
Smith, Benjamin F.
Sies, Joseph.
Stineman, Albert A.
Smith, Patrick.
Sheller, James S.
Shaffer, Samuel B.
Taylor, Alexander.
Temple, James.
Taylor, George W.
Wolf, John.
Yerger, George.

COMPANY D. - OFFICERS.

James Bell, captain.
William B. Darlington, 1st lieutenant.
Francis M. Bell, 2d lieutenant.
Caleb R. Burley, 1st sergeant.
John L. Burley, 2d sergeant.
George W. Burley, 3d sergeant.
Jeremiah Ganoe, 4th sergeant.
David M. Jones, 1st corporal.
Thomas C. Henshey, 2d corporal.
John W. Manning, 3d corporal.
John M. Berlin, 4th corporal.
Franklin B. Stewart, musician.
Jonathan Ginter, musician.

PRIVATES.

Burley, Francis M.
Bell, James C.
Beatty, Oscar.
Bressler, Mahlon W.
Barnes, John A.
Barnicle, John.
Clark, David.
Cunningham, W. F.
Deters, William.
Denny, John.
Denny, Joseph.
Davidson, Jno. A., jr.
Davidson, Rees J.
Falkender, John L.
Funk, William.
Gilhouser, Albert E.
Goss, Joseph.
Gates, David, H.
Irvin, William.
Kupp, Joseph.
Kinney, Perry.
Kinney, John P.
Kern, Peter.
Kuhn, George.
Kaltrider, Geo. W.
Kistler, John S.
Ligo, Martin W.
Lightner, John.
Mattern, Sanford D.
Mattern, Taning S.
Merryman, John.
Miles, Joseph A.
Madison, Joseph W.
Mulberry, Wm. H.
Miller, William.
McIlvaine, C. B.
Maxwell, Martin.
McIntyre, John A.
McCahen, Thos. C.
Myers, Joseph R.
McKinney, Daniel.
Owens, James T.
Owens, James H.
Owens, Wm. J.
Pruner, Joseph D.
Price, Albert H.
Quinn, Jacob.
Roach, Robert A.
Stewart, John P.
Shive, William C.
Schmidt, John.
Straithoof, Henry H.
Smith, Oliver G.
Scofield, William.
Sneath, Robert.
Stonebraker, S. M.
Stonebraker, S.
Schell, Alfred.
Thompson, Jas. E.
Watson, Jeremiah S.
Watson, Samuel A.
Wurtz, James.
Wilson, Joseph L.
Youtz, John.

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COMPANY E. - OFFICERS.

Jacob Szink, captain.
Richard J. Crozier, 1st lieutenant.
Frederick Shillinger, 2d lieutenant.
Robert M. Messmer, 1st sergeant.
David Counsman, 2d sergeant.
Alexander H. Stewart, 3d sergeant.
Jacob J. Smith, 4th sergeant.
John Flanagan, 1st corporal.
William B. Bartley, 2d corporal.
Washington Foust, 3d corporal.
Joseph Noel, 4th corporal.
Charles Inherst, musician.

PRIVATES.

Anderson, Sam'l T.
Anderson, Henry M.
Aiken, Matthew.
Attick, James H.
Bush, John H.
Beatty, Franklin M.
Barker, Gilbert A. R.
Beals, Jacob R.
Bearns, John.
Baer, Harrison D.
Bartow, Thomas.
Boyles, William T.
Brickner, Frederick.
Cutler, William B.
Cruse, George W.
Clark, John A.
Divine, John N.
Duffy, Francis.
Fechter, Ignatius.
Fichel, Paul.
Fry, Robert.
Fay, Andrew J.
Finney, Francis.
Glenn, William F.
Ginter, David M.
Garden, Robert B.
Griffith, Napoleon B.
Quinlan, Patrick.
Reeves, George.
Rook, Joseph H.
Stoddard, Thomas.
Shandelmeyer, J.
Gunkle, Joseph.
Hubert, John.
Hammond, James.
Hogentogler, N. F.
Isenberg, Daniel, jr.
Isett, Washington.
Kelley, John A.
Kipple, George H.
King, Hezekiah.
Loudon, David M.
Lynde, Elihu S.
Laughlin, John M. C.
McFadden, John E.
Myers, Joseph.
Marshall, Alex. W.
McMahon, Mordecai.
Montgomery, R. B.
Marshall, Wm. H.
Miller, Gabriel.
Moore, James T.
Marshall, Winfield S.
Miller, Samuel H.
Nightwine, James.
O'Rourke, Richard.
Price, William H.
Parker, Joseph L.
Parker, Samuel D.
Stocks_eger, P. W.
Schied_agle, A.
Smith, William C.
Sisler, William.
Tipton, Samuel B.

COMPANY H. - OFFICERS.

Alexander M. Lloyd, captain.
Christian N. Snyder, 1st lieutenant.
Stephen C. Potts, 2d lieutenant.
Augustus Batton, 1st sergeant.
Frank Vogle, 2d sergeant.
Simon B. Barr, 3d sergeant.
Nicholas Stephens, 4th sergeant.
David K. Yoder, 1st corporal.
Caleb M. Kephart, 2d corporal.
James L. Pendergast, 3d corporal.
David Barr, 4th corporal.
George Weighaman, musician.
John Miller, jr., musician.

PRIVATES.

Barr, Thomas M.
Beales, John L.
Boell, Harry.
Boell, William.
Byers, Walter, P.
Black, Geo. W. Z.
Bradley, Wm. J.
Blain, Wm. J.
Blackstone, Dill.
Barr, James.
Bryan, Harry.
Craig, James.
Curry, Charles.
Cruse, Charles W.
Curry, John.
Cooper, Benjamin.
Clark, John.
Dorsey, Wm. C.
Frank, Christian.
Fenton, Charles M.
Green, Thomas.
Graffius, Abraham.
Garden, John R.
Gates, Joseph.
Gates, John.
Garber, George C.
Griffin, Russell.
Henshey, John.
Henshey, Thomas.
Hicks, William.
Hughes, Joseph.
Hileman, William.
Halloway, Michael.
Howe, James M.
Hawksworth, G. W.
Huff, Henry.
Keech, Joseph.
Keogh, Edward.
Krees, George G.
Kinkead, David P.
Loesh, John W.
Long, John D.

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Lear, William.
Lane, John.
Lane, George.
Mason, Robert.
Maloy, Thomas.
Miller, George.
McClure, Alex.
Murray, John.
McIlvaine, Wm.
Plack, George.
Ream, Charles.
Russ, Joseph C.
Roush, George.
Shrader, Frederick.
Sellers, George.
Spade, George.
Thompson, James E.
Tipton, Caleb.
Ullery, Daniel.
Vogel, Jacob.
White, Benjamin.
Wildes, Tillinghast.
White, Edward.
Wingate, J. Russell.

FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.

This regiment served from April 24 to August 7, 1861; was stationed at different
points in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia; had a skirmish with Ashby's
cavalry, and was in General Patterson's march to Bunker Hill.  Co. H of this
regiment was from this county, and Co. I contained many men from Blair county.

COMPANY H. - OFFICERS.

Thomas Holland, captain.
William McGraw, 1st lieutenant.
Samuel A. Andrews, 2d lieutenant.
David Gildea, 1st sergeant.
John H. Robertson, 2d sergeant.
Joseph Mauk, 3d sergeant.
George S. Hoover, 4th sergeant.
David Lingenfeldt, 1st corporal.
Jacob W. Andrews, 2d corporal.
Mahlon B. Hamilton, 3d corporal.
John H. Black, 4th corporal.
Daniel B. Hicks, musician.
Thomas Lloyd, musician.

PRIVATES.

Breeze, Samuel.
Boring, Henry J.
Burkey, Aaron.
Brubaker, Emanuel.
Burke, Patrick.
Bartlebaugh, Philip.
Christian, John G.
Dallas, John.
Dibert, Michael H.
Davis, George W.
Davis, Joshua.
Donahay, David A.
Dillman, Simon P.
Dougherty, Michael.
Engle, Henry.
Emeigh, Charles.
Fleck, John.
Fry, Solomon W.
Flinn, Samuel.
Fether, Michael.
Gibboney, James H.
Gibboney, L. M.
Gates, Martin.
Grooms, David.
Hainsey, George.
Henderson, William.
Hammond, Edward.
Hodge, Patrick F.
Hammers, James J.
Hammond, G.
Hughes, John.
Hall, George.
Ickis, Adam.
Isett, Aaron B.
Keith, William.
Laise, John H.
Mowry, Wm. R.
Miller, Edward B.
Miller, Henry.
Mangus, Abraham.
Mountain, William.
Myers, Peter.
McConnell, Wm. J.
McInay, John.
McKenzie, Robert.
McCartney, James.
FlinnMalone, Christian.
Mofsker, William.
Osner, George A.
Perkins, George W.
Robinson, James.
Rotherick, Davis B.
Robinson, William.
Reffner, James.
Rough, Andrew.
Ruggles, Joseph.
Smith William.
Smith, John.
Smith, David.
Stiffler, William.
Shanck, Joshua.
Vaughn, George.
Wilt, Joseph.
Williams, James.

COMPANY I. - OFFICERS.

Alexander, Bobb, captain.
J. C. Saunders, 1st lieutenant.
John H. Typher, 2d lieutenant.
William Knee, 1st sergeant.
David Brenneman, 2d sergeant.
James McFadden, 3d sergeant.
David McKee, 4th sergeant.
Johnson C. Ackers, 1st corporal.
George Strayer, 2d corporal.
John Grimes, 3d corporal.
Peter Barley, 4th corporal.
Thomas Campbell, musician.
H. Boner, musician.

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PRIVATES

Brenizer, John.
Brown, Washington.
Brown, William.
Bartlebaugh, M.
Bird, George.
Bartlebaugh, Silas.
Brown, Jacob.
Barr, Reuben.
Burket, George.
Bossler, Henry.
Brenner, Amos.
Coleman, James.
Campbell, Lawrence.
Cook, Charles.
Carman, Henry.
Conrad, Isaac.
Dunlap, John.
Dilser, Lawrence.
Daniels, Edward.
Fore, Yost.
Fink, Jacob.
Firth, John.
Fight, William.
Fighter, Clemens.
Firth, Jacob.
Fite, Abraham.
Funk, David.
Geitly, Jacob.
Guilard, George
Greenleaf, Buiner.
Grove, Amos.
Himes, John.
Hoover, George.
Houck, Joseph.
Henry, Frederick.
Himes, John.
Hoover, George.
Hennington, Horace.
Kuehall, Richard.
Kemmerer, Samuel.
Kiehl, Theodore.
Kolb, Henry.
Kurtz, George.
Kurr, William.
Kissler, John.
Lyman, Charles.
Lingle, Jerome.
Leidig, Daniel.
Lytle, John.
Little, James.
Loose, Samuel.
Miller, Edward.
McGinley, Thomas.
Muckler, George.
Mordus, Samuel.
Mausaus, George.
McChesne, John.
Moore, George.
Metzgar, John.
Mortis, Samuel.
Miller, Samuel.
Moore, Lewis.
Mortzer, Samuel.
Moss, Edwin.
Nickson, Charles.
Ruggles, John.
Roberts, William.
Rhodes, Christian.
Ross, Jacob.
Rice, Joseph.
Sheffler, Emanuel.
Spencer, James.
Shoeman, David.
Solida, John.
Suter, John.
Williams, John.
Wykoff, Samuel.
Washing, James.
Winn, Henry.
Winn, William.


FIFTY-THIRD INFANTRY.

This regiment, in which Company C was from Huntingdon and Blair counties, served
from October, 1861, to the close of the war.  It was in all the hard battles of
the Army of the Potomac, left half its men killed and wounded in front of the
stone wall at Fredericksburg, and ranked as one of the famous fighting regiments
of the war.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.

John H. Wintrode, captain.
Henry J. Smith, captain.
Robert McNamara, 1st lieutenant.
Samuel M. Royer, 1st lieutenant.
D. S. Fouse, 1st lieutenant.
Andrew J. Merrett, 1st lieutenant.
John McLaughlin, 2d lieutenant.
Andrew J. Fleck, 1st sergeant.
Daniel N. Garaner, 1st sergeant.
Daniel Lightner, sergeant.
Michael McCall, sergeant.
John Rodgers, sergeant.
David B. Rothrock, sergeant.
Samuel W. Gill, sergeant.
G. W. Montomery, sergeant, died of wounds July 1, 1864.
William D. Shoutz, sergeant, killed at Spottsylvania Court House.
Anthony J. Beaver, sergeant.
Davis G. Enyeart, sergeant.
Matthew G. Isett, sergeant.
William Ferwalt, corporal.
David A. Sias, corporal.
Matthias Querry, corporal.
Luden B. Morris, Corporal.
John C. States, corporal.
Charles Nash, corporal.
John Keiser, corporal.
Jacob W. Prough, corporal.
George W. Isett, corporal.
Samuel Kinney, corporal.

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Frederick L. Snyder, corporal.
Elijah Crownover, corporal, killed at Spottsylvania Court House.
William Reed, corporal.
William Estep, corporal.
Luther T. Sangree, corporal.
H. B. Geisinger, corporal.
Jacob Chilcoat, musician.
Alexander W. Campbell, musician.
Henry F. Sheeder, musician.

PRIVATES.

Abbott, Amos.
Allen, George.
Argyle, Steele.
Bittner, William F.
Baker, John P.
Brown, James L.
Bowers, Isaac.
Brown, Charles.
Baker, William.
Bodenstein, Charles.
Boss, Green J.
Biss, John C.
Bollinger, James.
Coble, Benjamin.
Cusac, Michael.
Craig, William
Clark, Ethan.
Coble, William.
Dugan, Thomas.
Decrussy, Charles.
Deitrick, George.
Dean, William D.
Davis, Thomas.
Daily, Michael.
Decker, James M., died at City Point.
Dean, Daniel, died October 27, 1862.
Eslick, Ira J.
Enyeart, Jas. E., died at Alexandria, Va.
Fair, Henry.
Furst, Oscar.
Fry, Abraham, died Sept. 27, 1864.
Fink, John.
Fleck, Daniel.
Fouse, Reuben I.
Fouse, George W.
Green, Henry.
Gyr, Henry.
Geiger, John W.
Godfrey, William.
Garner, Matthew G.
Garner, John.
Garner, John M.
Gill, George W., died Nov. 28, 1862.
Gregg, John.
Heltzel, George L.
Harmon, Charles S.
Hilliard, Daniel.
Harsh, Henry.
Hill, Wallace.
Hands, Patrick.
Hood, Robt., killed at Spottsylvania.
Heifner, Jacob, killed at Petersburg.
Hammon, James.
Hanna, John, died Nov. 21, 1861.
Heifner, William.
Harker, Henry.
Heller, John A.
Hess, John, died in 1862.
Houck, Ezekiel J.
Jolly, Samuel. S.
Johnston, Thomas.
Johnston, James D.
Joslin, Julius.
Kamp, Albert.
Kugan, Martin.
Kessler, George W.
Kyler, Isaac.
Kessler, John.
Keiter, John.
Larkins, Francis.
Leace, Oliver.
Long, Henry.
Lightner, Charles.
Magill, Jacob.
Malyer, Ferdinand.
Maher, Martin.
Mone, Edwin.
Mower, William H.
Morel, David.
Murphy, David.
Montag, William G.
Moran, Francis.
Montgomery, J.
McCall, William.
McCreary, Paul.
McIntire, John.
McCoy, John.
McKnight, John.
McGeegan, John.
McCoy, James.
McLaughlin, P.
Norris, Samuel W.
Neresgold, Henry.
Neidengard, Henry.
Noland, John.
Noland, William.
Numer, William.
Orumer, Daniel.
Prin, William.
Prett, Obediah.
Potter, Thomas.
Pannatta, William.
Prough, Jacob.
Ruder, William.
Ross, George.
Rinkins, James.
Roland, John.
Ryan, George.
Rough, John.
Rough, James J.
Swope, Allison, died at Philadelphia.
Showalter, Daniel.
Showalter, Edward.
Stains, George H.
Swope, Lawrence S.
Stahl, John.
Sun, Henry.
Slocum, Henry.
Schwab, John.
Sample, James.
Shaw, Baskin.
Slaglille, Abraham.
Smith, William.
Smith, James.
Sprink, John.
Shyley, William H.
Strong, James.
Showalter, John.
Sloan, James W.
Showalter, Joseph. died of wounds.
Stains, Sam'l F., died at Philadelphia.
Smith, Jacob W.
Thaw, Thomas.
Tetwyler, Peter.

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Tobler, Jacob.
Thompson, John.
Turner, Henry.
Tippery, Sanford F.
Todd, Bernhard.
Varner, Casper.
Vannatta, William.
Weakland, August.
Wagner, George.
Wimer, John.
Withford, Erastus.
Woodcock, Geo. W., killed at Spottsylvania.
Weaver, Francis A.
Winegardner, M.
Yorkes, William.

SIXTY-SECOND INFANTRY.

This regiment was organized in July, 1861, served in the Peninsula campaign,
where it lost three hundred men, and was at Antietam, Fredericksburg, and
Gettysburg, where it was reduced in strength to less than one hundred men.  It
fought bravely on the bloody fields from Wilderness to Richmond.  Company M was
recruited from Blair county, and its tattered and shot-torn flag has inscribed
upon it the names of twenty battles.  It served in the 62d and then in the 91st
infantry.

COMPANY M. - OFFICERS.

Richard J. Crozier, captain.
John H. Murray, captain.
Stephen C. Potts, 1st lieutenant, died from wounds.
Robert N. Martin, 1st lieutenant.
Andrew T. Howden, 2d lieutenant.
Patrick Morris, 2d lieutenant, died from wounds.
John Muffty, 1st sergeant.
John R. Gardner, 1st sergeant.
Samuel Herr, sergeant.
Joseph C. Sweirs, sergeant.
William G. Rhule, sergeant.
Matthew C. Wilson, sergeant.
George G. Kress, sergeant, killed at Wilderness.
Thomas Green, corporal.
Patrick Brady, corporal.
Jonathan Ginter, corporal.
H. B. Fleninken, corporal.
Charles F. Huyo, corporal.
Dill Blackstone, corporal.
Harrison H. Snyder, corporal.
Thomas Maloy, corporal.
Thomas Connelly, corporal.
Henry S. Devine, corporal.
Samuel McKinney, corporal.
Thomas Conden, corporal.
Henry S. Galloway, corporal.
William J. Blair, corporal.
Thomas Hensly, corporal, missing at Spottsylvania Court House.
James Curran, musician.
Richard P. Brunker, musician.
Edward D. Garden, musician.

PRIVATES.

Abbott, Peter.
Anthony, Raynard S.
Apple, Jacob.
Bell, George.
Byers, Walter P.
Beales, John.
Brannon, Michael.
Brannon, William.
Brindle, Emanuel.
Burkhire, William.
Baker, John.
Baughman, David.
Berger, Reuben.
Burke, James.
Brannon P., killed at Gaines' Mill.
Brown, William.
Biddle, Chas., died at Minor's Hill, Va.
Bertren, Peter, died of wounds.
Campbell, L.
Cassiday, Michael.
Cox, Levi A.
Clark, John.
Campbell, Jno., died at Fort Corcoran.
Comelie, Thomas.
Dunlap, Franklin.
Davis, John A.
Dernell, Jonathan.
Davis, Robert, killed at Gaines' Mill.
Eaton, Hannibal V., died Oct. 8, 1862.
Elder, Reuben, died May 15, 1864.
Finney, Oran P.
Frederick, Benj. F.
Fitzsimmons, James.
Freeman, James E.
Garber, Jacob.
Garber, Charles.
Horn, Levi A.
Halloren, Charles.
Henshy, John B.

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Holder, John.
Hamilton, John.
Hanna, Matthew
Herst, Jacob.
Hunter, B. F., killed at Gaines' Mill.
Hewitt, Thos., died January 6, 1863.
Johnston, Hugh.
Jones, James.
Jordon, Sylvester.
Lennihan, Richard P.
Leonard, Nathaniel.
Lane, George.
Leer, John.
Lindsay, William.
Landon, Joel.
Long, John, died of wounds.
Mark, Michael.
Malone, Christian.
Morrow, Wilson.
Murray, Martin J.
McIlwain, William.
McCabe, Edward.
McCoy, Francis.
McCool, John.
McCandless, David.
MaCall, Jas., died at Bealton Station, Virginia.
McIntire, William.
McKinley, Geo., died at Minor's Hill.
Nolan, William.
Nicodemus, Samuel.
Norton, William.
Orr, Wm., missing at Spottsylvania.
O'Connor, William.
Printzler, O. P. R.
Rush, Samuel.
Rumbaugh, Wm.
Smith, Isaac.
Shade, Henry.
Stineman, Matt. C.
Scotts, Andrew J.
Saltgiver, George.
Sellers, George.
Sharrer, Daniel.
Smath, John.
Shade, William.
Shaffer, John.
Seybert, Samuel W.
Stolla, Frederick.
Stoughton, Elisha.
Steele, James B.
Tipton, Samuel B.
Widensall, John.
Wensel, Frederick.
Watkins, Thomas.
Watson, George M.

SEVENTY-SIXTH INFANTRY.

The seventy-sixth served with distinction from 1861 to the surrender of Lee, and
was in the attack on Ft. Wagner, afterwards took part in several severe battles
of the armies of the James and the Potomac, and was in the assault on Ft.
Fisher.  Companies C and F of this regiment were raised in Blair county.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.

John W. Hicks, captain.
Alfred Hicks, captain.
John McNevin, captain.
George S. Hower, 1st lieutenant, died at Hilton Head.
Joseph Harlin, 1st lieutenant.
Joseph D. Kuch, 2d lieutenant.
Philn. N. Hicks, sr., 2d lieutenant.
Benjamin White, 2d lieutenant.
Henry Smith, 1st sergeant.
George W. Cruse, 1st sergeant.
Charles M. Gates, sergeant.
Martin Gates, sergeant.
William R. Smith, sergeant.
Albert Sanders, sergeant.
Andrew J. White, sergeant.
William Robison, sergeant.
James S. McCartney, sergeant.
William R. Mowrey, sergeant, died at Richmond, Va.
George Davis, corporal.
James D. Davis, corporal.
Adam Hainzey, corporal.
Henry H. Hewitt, corporal.
John F. Hoover, corporal.
Martin Ounkst, corporal.
Abraham Beals, corporal.
Daniel Downs, corporal.
Peter Wilderson, corporal.
William Champeno, corporal.
Michael Pote, corporal.
Samuel Flynn, corporal, died at Andersonville, Georgia.
John Curry, corporal, died October 13, 1864.
Thomas D. Neely, corporal, killed at Fort Wagner.
Benjamin F. Marks, corporal, died July 30, 1864.
Thomas Lloyd, musician.
James Snyder, musician.

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PRIVATES.

Andrews, John C.
Anderson, John.
Ayers, William R.
Allen, Samuel.
Applebaugh, C. E.
Bold, Thomas.
Bowen, Thomas.
Bonnell, James.
Ball, Elias B.
Breeze, Samuel.
Brown, Anson G.
Brownson, I. W., died at Raleigh, N. C.
Bomgardner, Zach., killed at Chesterfield Heights.
Conklin, John.
Collagan, Michael.
Chamberlain, W. P.
Curran, James.
Crawford, W., killed at Pocotaligo.
Cox, John, died July 18, 1863
Duffey, John
Duffey, Patrick
Dayton, John M.
Dunn, William.
Dehaven, Absalom.
Dunalp, William
Dasher, John W.
Deafabaugh, Adam.
Deafabaugh, Thos.
Davis, Joshua V.
Dasher, Samuel.
Dasher, Levi, died at Hilton Head.
Dennison, Joseph S. died at Hampton.
Davis, James.
Evans, Charles W.
Flick, Thomas.
Fetzer. Michael.
Francis, Albert.
Frutchey, Christian.
Fitzgerald, Patrick.
Fredergill, Thomas.
Flannington, James.
Gneser, Adam.
Gross, John.
Goutard, Adolph.
Gibbony, John C.
Gates, M. V. B.
Gates, George W.
Greene, Edward S.
Glunt, Jacob, killed at Petersburg.
Good, John, killed at Petersburg.
Garland, M. K., died at Chapin's Farm.
Hoover, John D.
Hendershot, S.
Hancock, John
Hagerty, Henry.
Hagerty, Isaac.
Hall, John.
Hall, Isaiah F.
Hawley, Isaac.
Hetrick, Andrew G.
Hainley, Christian.
Henderson, William.
Hoover, George S.
Helsel, Edward.
Hicks, Phil N.
Hook, Maddock.
Hainzey, John.
Hainzey, George.
Hoover, Thomas L.
Hale Henry.
Howe, Robert.
Hall, George.
Higley, Daniel M.
Hendrick, Otis N., killed at Drury's Bluff.
Hall, Samuel S., died at Wilmington.
Irvin, John S.
Jordon, William T.
Jenkins, John.
Keener, William F.
Kline, George W.
Keesegle, Adam.
Kaisley, William.
King, Watson S.
Kegrise, E., killed at Fort Wagner.
Kenter, R. F., died at Point of Rocks.
Kelley, J. H., died at Wilmington, N. C.
King, T. D., died at Portsmouth, Va.
Langdon, Harrison.
Luther, Francis.
L_ise, John.
Ling, John.
Ling, William.
Lorenz, John B.
Lang, James.
Lyninger, E., killed at Drury's Bluff.
Lingafelter, A. J.
Moore, John W.
Marks, Jacob.
Miller, Henry.
Montgomery, T.
Moutz, John.
Mowry, Thomas.
Moore, Jesse.
Moyer, M., died at Raleigh, N. C.
Mason, Patrick.
McKeehan, W. L.
McConnell, John A.
Nolan, John.
Ounkst, Daniel.
Packard, Eden.
Pond, William.
Parshan, Abdol.
Robison, John.
Reish, Joseph.
Ramage, Thomas R.
Reddy, Henry.
Rork, Joseph H.
Reddick, F., died at Federal Point.
Smith, David R.
Simpler, William
Schmidt, John.
Scott, John.
Smith, John.
Smith, John M.
Smith, John (2d).
Strayer, Henry.
Seymour, Edwin.
Tyler, George P.
Tate, John T.
Tate, Wm. W., killed Dec. 5, 1861.
Treese Henry, died at Hilton Head.
Vaughn, Thomas H.
Wildoner, Luther G.
Wentzell, John.
Wick, Peter.
Walker A., died May 16, 1864.
Williams, Jas., killed at Pocotaligo.
Zeeke, L. R., killed at Fort Wagner.

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COMPANY F. - OFFICERS.

Henry Wayne, captain, killed at Pocotaligo, South Carolina.
Joseph R. Finley, captain.
T. L. McGlathery, captain, killed at Fort Fisher.
J. H. McDivit, captain.
William Blanck, jr., captain.
George H. Gwinn, 1st lieutenant.
Joseph W. Cannon, 2d lieutenant.
John Hubert, 2d lieutenant.
James M. Null, 1st sergeant.
Thomas Morgan, 1st sergeant.
John N. Detwiler, sergeant.
George Boyle, sergeant.
William Miller, sergeant.
John Shay, sergeant.
James A. Gwin, sergeant.
William H. Moore, sergeant.
Peter Fogel, sergeant.
William A. Kline, sergeant.
Alexander R. Gwin, sergeant, killed at Ft. Wagner.
Lucius A. Hurlbert, sergeant.
John A. Boyles, sergeant, died at Charleston.
George Snyder, corporal.
Augustus Barker, corporal.
George McKenna, corporal.
Henry Rutter, corporal.
Abel Morrison, corporal.
John Rockwell, corporal.
George R. Benton, corporal.
Thomas Chubb, corporal.
Albert D. Moore, corporal.
Henry A. Miller, corporal.
John Lafferty, corporal.
Daniel Clark, corporal.
Casper Wicker, corporal.
Nicholas McCollough, corporal.
David A. Moore, corporal.
Adie F. Irwin, corporal.
John McLaughlin, corporal.
James McCormick, corporal.
Charles Evans, corporal.
James H. Hughes, corporal, killed at Chesterfield Heights.
Richard M. Bell, corporal, killed at Drury's Bluff, Va.
John W. Martin, corporal, killed at Chesterfield Heights.
Enoch Hinkson, corporal, killed at Ft. Wagner.
Miles Kinsel, corporal, killed July 9, 1864.
Cornelius Walker, corporal, killed at Ft. Wagner.
William W. Long, musician.
Joseph Ritter, musician.
James G. Stewart, musician.
William H. Wayne, musician.
John M. Knox, musician, killed at Cold Harbor.

PRIVATES.

Atwell, James E.
Ayers, James M.
John J. Ayers.
Adair, William S., died at Salisbury.
Bollinger, John.
Berker, Frederick.
Bishop, John S.
Bowser, George W.
Broyles, Jacob.
Bearer, Levi.
Barton, Bright H.
Brown, James.
Buffamoyer, Daniel.
Back, Treranian.
Burkhart, William.
Burkhart, Wm. D.
Bare, Walter.
Brown, Nathan.
Brown, Joseph.
Ball, William W.
Brown, Jas. B., killed at Cold Harbor, Va.
Burkholder, H., died at Hilton Head.
Buel, Henry G., killed at Ft. Wagner.
Boyles, Wm., killed at Pocotaligo.
Bartlebough, Henry, died at Hampton, Va.
Bradley, Thos., died June 22, 1864.
Black, John W.
Cogsdale, Tyler.
Clemo, Stephen.
Cochran, Michael.
Crossley, Matthias, died July 21, 1865.

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Conrad, Henry.
Cooper, Isaac.
Conners, John.
Crossman, Frederick.
Chittendon, Abel S., died at Wilmington.
Dell, Samuel.
Diehl, William H.
Diren, Daniel W.
Ditch, Henry.
Dole, Daniel.
Dunham, Joseph.
Delaney, John, died at Hilton Head.
Daniels, John.
Frank, William.
Freeman, Spencer.
Fairen, Martin.
Fleck, L. E., died at Hampton, Va.
Fry, Adam, killed at Pocotaligo.
Fry, Levi, killed at Ft. Wagner.
Finley, S., killed at Ft. Wagner.
Gray, John.
Grossman, Frederick
Grossenbecker, Jno.
Gray, Silas.
Gray, Milton.
Gillen, James.
Giboney, George W.
Gobles, Wm., died at Hampton.
Gaines, George, died July 11, 1864.
Gillhouse, Albert G.
Hawley, Isaac.
Hopper, Nicholas.
Henney, Levi.
Hultz, Nathan.
Hubbard, Michael.
Houseman, Andrew.
Hempfield, George.
Hench, F., died at Hilton Head.
Hagerty, Jos., killed July 9, 1864.
Hurley, John, died at Fortress Monroe.
Holeman, Edward, died at Raleigh.
Irwin, Jacob.
Jennings, Michael.
Johnson, John.
Kelly, Atkinson.
Kimball, Festus A.
Kerns, Thomas.
Krotzen, John.
Kough, John S.
Kelley, Randall W.
Kounsman, D., killed at Ft. Wagner.
Kinsel, J., killed at Ft. Wagner.
Krotzer, H., died at Salisbury, N. C.
Kemp, Joseph, died at Hilton Head.
Kounsman, Samuel, killed at Ft. Wagner.
Knox, Wm. L., died at Hilton Head.
Laughlin, Geo. W.
Lafferty, George.
Leffler, William.
Logan, James A.
Langdon, John G.
Martin, Andrew.
Martin, Edward.
Milligan, John.
Moorehouse, Samuel.
Miller, Edmond.
Meadville, Graham.
Meadville, Peter.
Monland, John.
Miller, George W.
Miller, James.
Matthew, Edward B.
Mumford, Alonzo O.
Monroe, Joseph.
Murray, Henry.
Morgan, J. R., killed at Ft. Wagner.
McKnell, Albert.
McAninch, Wm. A.
McKeefer, Arthur.
Noles, Michael.
Osler, John.
Oxworth, George.
Powell, John, died at Hampton, Va.
Ray, John M.
Rogers, Samuel F.
Reed, William, H.
Reed, Thomas.
Rumbaugh, James.
Ragan, Daniel, died at Hilton Head.
Rolles, Clement.
Shultz, Dallas.
Spicer, Charles.
Smurr, Reason.
Shall, John, died at Wilmington, N. C.
Skippe_, August R.
Strawinger, John.
Silbo, John.
Starnosky, Henry.
Stole, Christian.
Smith, George.
Smith, Sanford.
Smith, Marion.
Shannon, John.
Shultz, Joseph.
Sipe, Levi, died in 1864.
Steiner, Benj.,. killed at Pocotaligo.
Smith, Wm., killed at Drury's Bluff.
Tierney, Thomas.
Thompson, George.
Taylor Gilbert.
Vanorden, Nor. G., killed at Fortress Monroe.
Wise, John.
Welsh, David.
Whitman, Thomas.
Wicker, Frederick.
Weirbaugh, Levi.
Wilcox, David E.
Weirbaugh, Henry, died at Portsmouth Grove, R. I.
Weeks, C., died at Andersonville, Ga.
Young, John.

SEVENTY-SEVENTH INFANTRY.

This regiment served under Grant at Pittsburg Landing,  Rosecrans at Stone
River, and Thomas at Nashville.  Co. F was from Blair county, and joined the
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March, 1865, after which it was stationed at New Orleans, and then in Texas
until January, 1866.

COMPANY F. - OFFICERS.

Daniel Shock, captain.
Miles Zentmeyer, 1st lieutenant.
J. O. Brookbank, 2d lieutenant.
George Diehl, 1st sergeant.
D. R. P. Johnston, sergeant.
James E. Davis, sergeant.
Louis H. Geisler, sergeant.
George W. Miller, sergeant.
D. S. Bergstresser, corporal.
John T. Allen, corporal.
Charles Hogle, corporal.
Samuel Pressle, corporal.
Thomas C. Miller, corporal.
George Morrison, corporal.
Lewis Sylong, corporal, died in 1865.
Jer. Rickabaugh, corporal.
Jacob Stine, corporal.

PRIVATES.

Bookha__er, Thos.
Bookha__er, John.
Berayer, Joseph S.
Burket, David.
Blackburn, Her'n.
Boyer, William.
Boswell, William.
Bisbing, Samuel.
Buck, Augustus.
Boyer, Adam.
Burket, John.
Beck, Reuben.
Campbell, John.
Courter, John C.
Clites, Solomon.
Conrad, Edward.
Clossin, Martin, died in 1865.
Chamberlain, Jacob.
Cooper, George W.
Comb, Henry.
Diehl, Samuel.
Diehl, George C.
Direly, Morgan.
Direly, Martin.
Direly, George M.
Edmiston, Isaac.
Fisher, Daniel J.
Fitzpatrick, Micha'l.
Finch, Miles, died in 1865.
Fleck, Wm., died in Texas.
Foreman, M. K., died at Louisville, Ky.
Gordan, Henry.
Grumer, Anthony.
Gunnett, Thomas.
Greenawalt, Wm.
Grabill, Emanuel, died in 1865.
Hammell, Alfred.
Harold, Jacob.
Hoover, Henry, died in 1864.
Hull, Isaac W.
Hillery, George W.
Kaley, Matthias.
Lear, Franklin.
Lingenfelter, Thad.
Lytle, George.
Lytle, Isaac.
Lerhart, James.
Mulholland, Jas. C.
Martin, Abraham B.
Moore, Josiah.
Merrits, John, died in Texas.
McCloud, James.
Moore, John J., died in 1865.
McCue, William.
McCray, James.
Noland, Thomas.
Over, Daniel.
Pringle, Daniel.
Paul, David.
Phillips, James.
Raezer, Daniel S.
Ritchey, George S.
Rhodes, William.
Sheatum, William.
Stevens, Josiah.
Stevens, William.
Stevens, Giles.
Sprankle, David.
Speece, Henry.
Sprankle, Moses.
Smith, Allen D.
Sprankle, John C.
Stewart, Samuel A.
Smith, Henry.
Tipton, Levi.
Trueman, Jacob, died in 1865.
Temple, Franklin, died in 1865.
Valkland, Charles.
Walter, Jacob. D.
Wright, Wm.
Walter, Jacob G.
Waring, Robert.
Wright, Wm. E.
Weaver, John J., died in Texas.
Zimmerman, Wm.
Zimmerman, Sam'l.
Zimmerman, Jacob.

EIGHTY-FOURTH INFANTRY.

The 84th was raised in 1861, and when mustered out, in December, 1864, many of
its members enlisted in the 57th and served until June, 1865.  The 84th fought
Stonewall Jackson in the valley, and was in the very front of the hottest
battles of the Army of the Potomac.  Companies A and E were from Blair county,
as were parts of company C and I.

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COMPANY A. - OFFICERS.

Robert L. Horrell, captain.
Jonathan Derno, captain.
Charles Reem, 2d lieutenant, killed at Winchester, Va.
James G. Shannon, sergeant.
Joseph Delehunt, sergeant.
Joseph W. Dougherty, sergeant.
Simeon B. Barr, sergeant.
James Barr, corporal.
_____ Lambright, corporal.

PRIVATES.

Albert, Francis.
Bunker, Henry L.
Bowers, C. D.
Benton, David H.
Bullers, William H.
Burk, Samuel, died Feb. 22, 1863.
Beamendo_fer, C. W.
Carl, Anthony, killed at Port Republic.
Cruse, _____.
Case, Reuben.
Cruse, Lewis.
Dougherty, Geo. A.
Dannals, Williams S.
Davis, William A.
Evans, Frank.
Fether, Josiah.
Frank, Adam.
Fry, Michael.
Ferry, Joseph.
Gern, Charles.
Garrison, Thomas.
Gilroy, Patrick.
Galloway, Joseph.
Grimes, Henry.
Grimes, Jacob.
Halpin, James.
Harbaugh, Jason.
Hemler, Joseph.
Hileman, William K.
Hertzler, Abraham.
James, Jesse T., died Sept. 23, 1863.
Kripple, John A.
Lane, David M.
Lowe, William H.
Lewis, John I.
Murray, Jacob.
Maugheimer, Sol D.
Mock, Josiah D.
Mussaveus, George.
McGlue, William.
McDonald, D.
McCullough, M.
McDonald, J. T.
McIntire, Eli.
McGrain, J., killed at Locust Grove.
McCarty, Morrison.
More, Joseph H.
Mason, R. L., killed at Winchester, Va.
Peterson, William A.
Piper, Thomas F.
Piper, Silas W.
Pickel, Lewis.
Pickel, Robert.
Pickel, Henry.
Roseleab, William.
Smith, John B.
Spade, George.
Scott, David.
Thompson, Thomas.
Trainer, John.
Teeters, John.
Walker, Zell.
Waters, John H.
Wear, John M.
We_r, Emanuel.
Wi_ensall, Jacob.
Wighaman, John.
Wilson, Henry R.
Wilie, William.
Wise, Jacob.
White, Silas.
White, Edward.
Young, Charles.
Zimmerman, John.
Zimmerman, Wm.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.

Abram J. Crissman, captain.
B. M. Morron, captain.
William Logan, captain.
J. J. Wirsing, captain.
Archibald Douglass, 1st lieutenant.
Charles Mummey, 1st lieutenant.
Charles O'Neil, 2d lieutenant.
William M. Gwinn, 2d lieutenant.
William Hays, 2d lieutenant.
Joseph McMaster, 2d lieutenant.
Robert R. Roberts, sergeant.
Charles McClune, sergeant.
Matthew Campbell, sergeant.
Harrison Hines, sergeant.
Eli Johnston, corporal.
John Felgar, corporal.
John Stum, corporal.
Jeremiah Wirsing, corporal.
Joseph Hood, corporal.
Moses Clark, corporal.
John Douglass, corporal.
Peter J. Kesler, corporal.
Austin Ringler, musician.
John Cramer, musician.

PRIVATES.

Aukney, Norman.
Ayers, John.
Albert, John A.
Akers, Wm. C., died.
Brougher, Aaron.
Binkey, Jacob.
Baldwin, Josiah.
Barron, Jacob D.

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Bechtel, John.
Bullard, Owen, died at Hancock, Md.
Bonner, Henry W.
Blumroder, Wm.
Boose, Isaac.
Bair, John.
Bowers, C. D.
Beissert, Herman.
Berkstresser, John.
Berry, John.
Bales, Adam.
Boyles, Dennis.
Cookensberg, Fred.
Campbell, William.
Campbell, Isaiah.
Campbell, John E.
Curry, Charles W.
Cruse, Lewis.
Cruse, Michael.
Curry, Constantine.
Collins, Michael.
Crothers, William.
Clark, John.
Campbell, John T.
Camerer, Daniel.
Camerer, John.
Carroll, Thomas.
Cornmesser, C., died at Davidsburg, Pa.
Douglass, Reed A.
Duffey, Michael.
Fry, Michael, sr.
Fry, Michael, jr.
Freeman, G.S., killed at Chancellorsville.
Flegal, Summerfield.
Geisy, John.
Grimes, John.
Grimes, Henry.
Grimes, Jacob.
Hoffer, Jesse.
Harman, Eli.
Hays, Geo., killed at Chancellorsville.
Hays, Clement H.
Hoffer, Jeremiah.
Hines, John.
Hoffer, Geo.
Hoffer, Samuel.
Hileman, Wm. C., died in 1862.
Hileman, Wm. K.
Hertzler, Abraham.
Johnston, John.
Johnston, Jacob.
Johnston, Uriah.
Jennings, John.
Johnston, Isaac.
Kesler, James.
Konkle, Samuel.
Kuhns, Daniel.
Knox, Henry.
Knox, Jacob M.
Kissel, George.
Keech, Leco, killed at Winchester.
Kinney, Terrence.
Kephart, David A.
Long, Thomas.
Lever, John.
Lahey, Thomas.
Moore, Josiah.
Miller, George A.
Moore, Robert C.
Montacue, Edward.
Miller, William S.
Miller, Martin.
Minl, Adam.
Miller, Noah.
Miller, Daniel, M., died in 1862.
Matthews, Jno., died in 1862.
Martheny, James.
Moody, M., killed at Chancellorsville.
Mickey, John S.
Murphy, John.
Mason, Robert.
Morningstar, Peter.
Musans, Geo.
Mort, Adam.
Miller, Mahlon B.
Myers, James, killed at Winchester.
Moore, Joseph H.
McIlvaine, Robert.
McGraw, John.
McCoy, Patrick.
McCartney, Morr'n.
McGirr, James.
McKinney, John W.
Nedow, Henry.
Nickles, Edward.
Noel, Charles.
Osborne, William.
Pane, William S.
Padan, William J.
Pickel, Lewis.
Pickel, Henry.
Pickel, Robert.
Queer, William.
Reese, Geo. B.
Roadman, Perry H.
Richards, Thomas.
Rodkey, William.
Rick, Felix.
Reed, Lewis S.
Rinard, Jacob.
Smith, Henry H.
Stum, Henry, died in 1863.
Shawley, Paul.
Shawley, Jonathan.
Shawley, Conrad.
Shultz, John L.
Showman, Joseph.
Satterfield, Herman.
Spidel, Jacob.
Stalman, David.
Scott, David.
Shoup, Nathaniel.
Shreder, John W.
Teeter, Samuel.
Teeter, John.
Taylor, Robert.
Trainor, John.
Templeton, Roland.
Thomas, Wilkin A.
White, John W.
Wissinger, Wm. G.
Wissinger, Harrison.
Walters, Edward.
Waight, A., killed at Winchester, Va.
Wilson, Henry, R.
White, Edward.
White, James.
White, Silas.
Wise, Jacob.
Whittaker, William.
Wimer, William R.
Wingate, J. Russell.

COMPANY E. - OFFICERS.

Patrick Gallagher, captain, killed at Winchester, Va.
Patrick F. Walsh, captain.
Alexander Dobbins, captain.
Albert A. Steinman, captain.

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Robert Johnson, captain.
Alex. H. Taylor, 1st lieutenant.
John Maloney, 2d lieutenant.
John C. Wolf, 2d lieutenant.
Darsey B. Houck, 1st sergeant.
Henry W. Moyer, sergeant.
Hugh Smith, sergeant.
Philip Smith, sergeant.
William Curtis, corporal.
James Gallaher, corporal.
Joseph Ledger, corporal.
George W. Lower, corporal.
Gemmel Baker, musician.
Stephen Holoran, musician.
James C. Roller, musician.

PRIVATES.

Aurandt, James B.
Aeble, James B.
Abt, Joseph.
Austin, Ashmel.
Ake, Samuel V. B.
Black, Daniel, died at Point Lookout.
Benton, Miles.
Bacon, Daniel.
Baker, John D.
Bears, Reuben.
Brubaker, E., died at Alexandria, Va.
Barr, Silas J.
Burgett, Elias.
Briner, Jas., died at Alexandria, Va.
Cain, John.
Cassidy, Christopher.
Craig, John.
Conrad, Robert A.
Colburt, James.
Clevenger, J.J.
Cramer, Jacob, died.
Dowing, James.
Devore, Samuel B.
Devore, Daniel.
Dunn, John, sr.
Downs, Thos., killed at Chancellorsville.
Eberhart, Jacob M.
Estep, Henry E.
Enders, Joseph.
Enders, Michael.
Estep, David, died at Salisbury, N.C.
Estep, Elijah.
Friel, Hugh.
Funk, Alexander.
Flemmey, Stephen.
Fork, Patrick.
Fry, John C.
Flanegan, G. A., died at Salisbury, N.C.
Gorman, Thomas.
Galloway, John.
Gallaher, William.
Gates, Jere., killed at Winchester, Va.
Gates, F. N.
Gates, William H.
Glass, John, died at Carlisle, Pa.
Hancuff, T. W., killed at Winchester.
Harkins, Patrick P.
Hurley, William.
Hale, Samuel.
Johnston, J., killed at Chancellorsville.
Kelly John, killed at Winchester.
Kelly, George W.
Kelly, James W.
Kinsel, William H.
King, James.
King, Daniel.
Kelly, Henry F.
Kelly, William D.
Lynch, Robert.
Lissick, Samuel.
Lias, James M.
Lucas, Dan'l, killed at Chancellorsville.
Mock, William H.
Miller, Henry.
Morrison, John
Murray, Ferdinand.
Miller, James.
Miller, Jacob W.
Morris, James, died.
McElwell, William.
McDermott, Charles.
McCloskey, Henry.
McManus, James.
McIntyre, Henry.
McDermott, C. B.
McLaughlin, Henry.
McGonigle, Julius C.
Nixon, Alban H.
Nunemaker, James.
Nash, Adam.
Nash, Sam'l, killed at Chancellorsville.
Hewhouse, William.
Orth, John.
Obenour, T., died at Alexandria.
Painter, William.
Peight, Joseph.
Pierce, William S.
Patterson, Andrew J.
Potter, W. M., died at Chancellorsville.
Patterson, Robert G.
Parks, George W.
Rumbarger, Benj.
Rockwell, Milton.
Richards, Charles W.
Retzer, Joseph.
Rhule, Jas., killed at Chancellorsville.
Stewart, Wm. C., died at Salisbury.
Sanders, John A.
Sharp, William.
Spidel, Joseph.
Snare, Henry H.
Stewart, David A.
Schreck, Jacob.
Shafer, John, died at Andersonville.
Shafer, Jacob, died at City Point.
Smith, Theodore.
Tasker, Eli.
Tetwiler, Andrew.
Temple, James.
Taylor, Wm., killed at Chancellorsville,
Tetwiler, Joseph.
Tetwiler, Anthony.
Vincent, George W.

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Vansickle, John W., died April 1, 1864
Warsing, James.
White, Charles.
Wilson, John F.
Wittier, Jacob M.
Weaver, Maurice.
Walters, Edward.

COMPANY I. - OFFICERS.

Joseph L. Curby, captain.
John H. Comfort, captain.
Arthur C. Gilbert, captain.
John R. Ross, captain.
Isaac Hooper, 1st lieutenant.
Clarence L. Barrett, 1st lieutenant
John B. Ferguson, 1st lieutenant.
George S. Good, 1st lieutenant.
John W. Paulley, 2d lieutenant.
Alban H. Nixon, 2d lieutenant.
Hiram F. Willis, 1st sergeant.
Thomas Gouldsberry, sergeant.
A. G. Jamison, sergeant.
William Clouser, sergeant.
William W. Albach, sergeant.
Johnson Cassidy, corporal.
James Gorman, corporal.
Ellis Hart, corporal.
Robert Jamison, corporal.
Isaac Manes, corporal.
Alexander Reed, corporal.
Joseph Repetto, corporal.
Charles White, corporal.
Simon C. Whitmer, musician.

PRIVATES.

Adams, Thomas.
Avery, Howard D.
Apt, Joseph.
Brady, John.
Bennett, Joseph.
Bowers, Henry C.
Baltzer, Houser.
Brigham, Jacob N., died Aug. 2, 1864
Brown, Daniel L., died at Annapolis.
Brush, Eliphalet W.
Brigham, Virgil.
Branning, Lot.
Brigham, Oren D.
Brush, Oliver S.
Brigham, Truman.
Bone, William.
Barnhart, Demetris.
Bastian, Jacob.
Boyer, Samuel H.
Boyer, Dan'l C., died June 12, 1864
Bliss, Nelson.
Bailey, Newton.
Bailey, Samuel.
Booze, William.
Baker, Gemmil.
Bidwell, Anson N.
Barrett, Walter.
Campbell, John B.
Curry, Samuel.
Colmer, George W.
Cramer, John.
Cunningham, John.
Campbell, Wayne.
Campbell, Lartis.
Clements, John.
Culp, Valentine.
Cassidy, Chris.
Charles, John J.
Davis, John H.
Dexter, Elias.
Davy, Judson.
Davis, James A.
Duaenhaffer, Frank.
Dosh, John.
Elmore, Daniel.
Evens, John.
Evens, Henry.
Funk, Alex., died.
Farley, Sidney.
Ferguson, John H.
Ferguson, James H.
Frampton, William.
Frampton, John W.
Frampton, Isaac.
Green, John
Glunt, Abra'm, died.
Gavitt, Joseph M.
Guthrie, John G.
Gibson, Edward.
Gearhart, Charles.
Garretson, Theo. J.
Gilnet, Jacob.
Gaston, John R.
Hoggencamp, John.
Hoffman, Wm., died at Alexandria, Va.
Haas, James.
Haas, Jonathan.
Harp, George W.
Hughes, Samuel.
Hart, Peter S.
Hoffman, George.
Hagerty, William.
Haneigh, Uriah.
Hepburn, James.
Heitzenrether, John.
Hartridge, Robert.
Hofford, Joel.
Haines, James A.
Hare, Samuel.
Hallowell, Wm. A.
Hanes, Ephraim.
Hagerty, Patrick.
Hulse, Samuel H.
Johnson, Samuel.
Jackson, Chester T.
Jefferson, James.
Kessler, Jacob.
Kessler, Levi.
Krigbaum, Orlando.
Kratzer, William.
Lydic, Robert L.
Lydic, Joseph L.
Lukens, Justice.
Luke, David,
Lloyd, George.
Lawrence, A. B.
Lewis, James. M.
Manes, Ellis.
Miller, Isaac.
Michaels, Orange J.

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Miles, John.
Mark, John.
Mosher, James.
Marks, George W.
Mosher, Andrew J.
Markles, John L.
Marks, Andrew J.
Mosher, John.
Myers, John P.
Mitchell, Amos J.
Mitchell, Virgil B.
Miller, Jacob S.
Maghar, Dennis.
McGowen, Daniel.
McAleer, John.
McCracken, F.
McCracken, Philip.
McAfoose, William.
North, Edwin.
Olinger, Samuel, Died at Alexandria, Va.
Oliver, William.
Ostrander, Levi.
Parsons, George C.
Poudler, John.
Pardee, T., drowned at Hancock, Md.
Potter, Jackson, died at Alexandria, Va.
Reed, Jacob.
Reed, James.
Rodkey, Robert L.
Rogers, George W.
Robbins, Arthur.
Rarnard, Jacob.
Rue, James.
Robinson, James G.
Sutliff, David L., died in 1863
Sutliff, Jos, G., died May 19, 1864
Skinner, Jerome.
Sherwood, Bradley.
Scott, Jesse.
Schemerhorn, H. E.
Schisler, John.
Stebbins, Cyrus.
Scott, William.
Simonton, John W., died at Richmond.
Sell, Henry.
Stutgart, Henry.
Shankle, John B.
Stanberger, D. F.
Sayers, Robert.
Taylor, Hamlet H.
Taylor, George.
Uhlrich, Adam.
Varner, John.
Wisner, Thomas.
Weaver, Franklin.
Woodward, John.
White, Samuel C.
White, Osmer.
Wright, James.
Williams, Samuel.
Wilton, George W.
Wood, Moses.
Wood, Henry D.
Williams, Richard.
Whipple, Abraham.
Wadsworth, A.

ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH INFANTRY.

Companies A, C, and H of this regiment were raised in Blair county.  The
regiment saw its first active service in a fight with "Stonewall" Jackson at
Hancock, Maryland, and afterward helped to charge and drive the famous
Confederate chieftain from his defenses at Kernstown.  It was attached, after
serving under Pope, to the Army of the Potomac, and fought bravely in nearly all
the great battles of that army from the Peninsular to Appomattox Court House.

COMPANY A. - OFFICERS.

David M. Jones, captain.
Fleming Holliday, captain
W. H. Stevens, captain
Samuel McCune, captain.
Hiram H. Hopkins, 1st lieutenant.
David Copelin, 1st lieutenant.
William H. Shelow, 1st lieutenant.
Adam Weight, 1st sergeant.
Joseph C. Core, 1st sergeant, died.
George W. Buck, sergeant.
George W. Troxell, sergeant.
Aaron Rodgers, sergeant.
Lisle F. McCully, sergeant.
Joseph Goss, sergeant.
Thomas Weight, sergeant.
Thomas Eckley, sergeant, killed at Deep Bottom.
Andrew L. Ganoe, sergeant.
Francis M. Burley, sergeant, died.
John L. Hill, sergeant.
William Stephens, sergeant.
Adam Gross, corporal.
Simon Kephart, corporal.
Ira C. Horn, corporal.
Miles Dickson, corporal.
Thomas Evans, corporal.
Thomas S. Closson, corporal.
John Shelow, corporal.
William Spittler, corporal.
George W. Weight, corporal.
William Fetters, corporal.
Edward H. Barnes, corporal, killed at Petersburg.

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William Lytle, corporal, died at Washington.
David Miller, corporal.
Charles F. Brogan, musician.
Samuel Africa, musician.
John McDonald, musician.

PRIVATES

Anderson, David.
Burns, William.
Boyer, William H.
Burley, Wm. H. H.
Beyer, S. F., killed at Petersburg.
Barnes, J. A., killed at Deep Bottom.
Beamer, John.
Bunnells, John R.
Barnes, Hayes, died June 16, 1864
Barto, Benjamin H.
Burk, John.
Bilestine, Geo. W.
Blake, Christopher.
Crowl, Francis.
Clawson, Graham N.
Carabaugh, J.
Caldwell, Thomas.
Campbell, Robert M.
Crosby, William E.
Cherry, Edw., died at Huntingdon, Pa.
Dearmett, Geo. W.
Denny, Joseph.
Dickson, James.
Eakens, Stephen I.
Eckley, Henry L.
Everly, Sam'l, died March 24, 186-.
Everly, Charles.
Rink, Reuben.
Foust, Henry.
Foreman, Joseph C.
Fink, Isaac.
Fink, William.
Fiester, David.
Feehan, Michael.
Foreman, John C.
Fink, Benj. V., died.
Ganoe, Elijah.
Green, James
Ganoe, Isaac.
Glasgow, Thomas.
Goss, Elias.
Goss, Harrison.
Goshorn, Sol. B.
Goderham, R. J., died at Harrisburg.
Goss, Fredk., died at Tyrone, Pa.
Hurdman, David.
Hinchy, John F.
Hugo, Henry.
Homan, William H.
Hoover, Samuel.
Hunter, John A.
Isett, Washington.
Isett, George.
Jones, Levi.
Kreps, James.
Keare, Andrew.
Kephart, Perry,
Kephart, Samuel.
Kinney, Thomas.
Litzinger, Joseph.
Lausane, Moses.
Logan, Jas. A., died from wounds.
Long, Anthony.
Mirehire, Patrick.
Miles, John M.
Mays, William.
Meaher, Thomas.
Morsey, James.
Morgan, Joshua.
Monahan, Patrick.
Mulhollen, William.
Mottson, William.
Medara, Samuel.
Miller, Peter.
McQuillan, Wm. H.
McAdams, William.
Newman, John.
Newman, Richard
Newman, Benj., died July 12, 1862
Nipple, John.
Nixdorf, Joseph.
Neely, Rob't., Died at Cumberland.
Parsons, J. F., killed at Deep Bottom.
Plummer, Amos J., died of wounds
Renner, Isaac.
Rounds, William.
Richards, Geo. W.
Rodgers, Samuel.
Ross, Joseph.
Ryan, Michael.
Stonebraker, Abel.
Stephens, William.
Stoddart, Thomas.
Stone, John H.
Swatts, Jacob.
Stoddart, Jas., died at Hagerstown.
Shimmell, John J.
Spitter, Berry.
Shea, William.
Stewart, John P.
Stoddart, Jno., killed at Gettysburg.
Stewart, William.
Tozer, Robert.
Toxell, John.
Valance, James.
Wiser, Emanuel.
Warfield, John.
Williams, John.
White, John M.
Worts, Martin.
Wilson, Emery E.
Weight D., died at Chamberlain, Md.
Wilson, Wm., died at Harrisburg, Pa.
Weight, D. E., died at Hagerstown.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.

Ezra D. Brisbin, captain.
John R. Kooken, captain, died of wound
Isaac F. Hamilton, captain.
James C. Hamilton, captain.
George W. Burley, 1st lieutenant.
H. C. H. Kay, 1st lieutenant.
Charles Copelin, 1st lieutenant.
Samuel Kinley, 1st lieutenant.

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William Roberts, 2d lieutenant.
Martin M. Maxwell, 2d lieutenant.
Thomas G. Livingston, 1st sergeant.
James C. Bell, 1st sergeant.
Samuel Tobias, 1st sergeant, killed at Gettysburg.
David C. Lane, sergeant.
Benjamin Shoemaker, sergeant.
John W. Plummer, sergeant.
William H. H. Shimer, sergeant.
John Moore, sergeant.
Charles McAndrews, sergeant.
Samuel B. Schwartz, sergeant.
Simon B. Stonerook, sergeant.
Ambrose K. Taylor, sergeant, killed at Deep Bottom.
William Ralston, sergeant.
Alexander Croft, sergeant, died at Bedford, PA
John A. Beegle, corporal.
D. R. P. Swaney, corporal.
Andrew Border, corporal.
William Kane, corporal.
Levi M. Bulger, corporal.
George P. Kelly, corporal.
John W. Smith, corporal.
David Price, corporal.
George W. Maxwell, corporal, killed at Deep Bottom.
Thomas J. Greenland, corporal, killed at Wilderness.
George W. Smith, corporal, killed at Petersburg.
Joseph Gates, corporal.
George L. Hartman, corporal.
Charles Schroder, musician.
Samuel H. Tyson, musician.

PRIVATES.

Ainsworth, Jas. W.
Abbott, Amos.
Aimaker, John.
Afflesback, George.
Atwell, John.
Andrews, Charles.
Andrews, William A. killed at Wilderness, Va.
Allen, William.
Brooks, Jonas W.
Broombaugh, F. M.
Banks, John.
Bowman, Daniel H., died in 1864.
Bailey, John, killed in action.
Beard, George W.
Bulger, Andrew.
Blake, Samuel.
Border, John S.
Blake, Thomas.
Bowman, George.
Border, John.
Blake, Simon.
Coble, John.
Chilcoat, Hilany.
Chilcoat, Isaac.
Copelin, Isaiah.
Castner, John W.
Cramer, Jacob.
College, David.
College, James, died at Yellow Creek.
College, J. W., died in March 1862.
Carpenter, David.
Davis, John N.
Diveley, Jno., died at Andersonville, Ga.
Davis, Porter R.
Dougherty, James.
Davis, Martin.
Evans, O. D., died at Washington, D. C.
Everhart, David L.
Fackler, Samuel.
Fishel, Geo. W.
Fitzharris, Michael.
Ferguson, Jno. kill'd.
Fluke, Oliver.
Garrett, Albert T.
Gailey, Joseph.
Garrett, John C.
Gilson, Jackson.
Gates, Martin.
Gates, Sam'l, died at Cumberland, Md.
Gates, William H.
Householder, M. C.
Harwood, Richard.
Hicks, Jackson.
Hartman, J. P. C.
Holsinger, Josiah.
Householder, Jacob.
Hays, Alexander G.
Heltzell, J. D., killed at Wilderness.
Helm, Edward.
Hamilton, John C.
Hart, Thomas.
Irwin, James.
Irwin, Jerrett.
Justice, Edward S., died of wounds.
Johnson, Sam'l, died.
Kelly, David.
Knode, Thomas.
Leer, William.
Lauxman, John.
Lindsey, Ephriam U., died of wounds.
Lang, James, died at Andersonville.
Lammison, Thomas, died at Stoneman's Switch.
Lightner, John.
Lammison, George.
Lightner, John.

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Monchan, James.
Murray, Samuel.
Mimminger, Jacob.
Miller, H., died at Washington.
Myers, Daniel, died.
Morgan, Dennis.
Miller, Andrew.
Miller, John E.
McCoy, James.
McIlneay, Jas., died.
Newton, James.
Olinger, George W.
Powley, Henry.
Plastic, William H.
Pearson, Francis.
Ralston, David E., killed at Chancellorsville.
Swaney, Samuel G.
Swaney, William S.
Sutton, Jonathan A.
Speer, William H.
Shoemaker, Austin.
Smith, Samuel H.
Stonerook, Aaron B.
Stout, Richard F.
Smith, David S.
Seabrooks, George.
Schmittle, George.
Straley, James.
Tetwiler, William.
Thompson, D., died at Lynchburg.
Tetwiler, Jacob.
Tasker, George.
Wilt, Silas D.
Wilson, James A.
Wallace, Samuel G.
Woodward, Jas. A.
Wlldcock, C., killed at Sailor's Creek, Va.
Woollett, S. G.
Young, Edwin.
Young, George H.

COMPANY H. - OFFICERS

Hiram R. Hopkins, captain.
Francis Cassidy, captain.
Frank B. Stewart, captain.
Jacob Beckhart, captain.
John Cotterell, 1st lieutenant.
Patrick F. Holland, 1st lieutenant.
Matthias H. Jolly, 1st lieutenant.
John W. Manning, 1st lieutenant, killed at Spottsylvania.
David W. Smythe, 1st sergeant.
John H. Ermine, 1st sergeant
George Herrick, 1st sergeant, died from wounds.
Solomon Beyer, sergeant.
James Morgan, sergeant.
Michael Fether, sergeant.
William V. Holliday, sergeant.
Thomas Beamer, sergeant.
Samuel Holes, sergeant.
Frank A. Lias, sergeant.
Jacob R. Bossart, corporal.
Cyrus Valentine, corporal.
James Harding, corporal.
Joseph Eckley, corporal.
Edward Wallace, musician.

PRIVATES

Anderson, Johnson.
Anderson, Sample,
Baker, Henry N.
Brannen, William.
Burley, David.
Brubaker, Jacob.
Bratton, John D.
Baker, Thomas J.
Bratton, Henry D.
Bell, Lemon.
Beegle, H. W., died.
Beegle, Jacob, died near Falmouth.
Bailey, Wm. T.
Boyles, Wm. T.
Cassiday, George E.
Crayton, John A.
Cochran, Peter.
Cowen, Robert.
Cowen, T., killed at Wilderness, Va.
Dougherty, John.
Davidson, John W.
Davis, Peter, killed at Deep Bottom.
Duncan, David R.
Dixon, James.
Empfield, Thos. S.
Edmundson. Lisle.
Evans, Llewllyn.
Fry, John.
Funk, Harrison.
Gates, Phillip.
Glasgow, T., died.
Huntsbarger, S.
Hench, Henry.
Hemphill, Joseph D.
Haslet, James
Hollen, Wm. S.
Henderson, Sam'l T.
Hunsbarger, David.
Henderson, John A.
Harper, S. G., killed at Petersburg.
Hamilton, Joseph S., died of wounds.
Hayden, Patrick, died of wounds.
Hook, A. B., killed at Chancellorsville.
Irwin, James.
Krise, John M.
Knepper, Henry S.
Kelly, William A.
Kinsel, H. M., killed at Gettysburg.
Kinsel, Thomas.
Lambright, Samuel.
Leighty, Joseph.
Lumadue, William.
Moore, Daniel.

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Miles, Henry H.
Mulholland, And'w.
Meyer, Samuel, died in 1863.
Makin, Abram. C., died of wounds.
Montgomery, Thos., killed at Sailor's Creek.
Miller, William M.
McConnell, Wm. T.
McMullen, Thomas,
McPherson, Adam.
McDonald, Wm.
North, Henry.
Holen, John.
Nash, Edwin M.
Pickle, David.
Plummer, John R.
Pryor, Henry.
Post, Jacob.
Robinson, Abraham.
Robinson, William.
Reep, Adam.
Rough, Val., died at Germantown.
Rager, John L., died at Andersonville.
Robinson, William.
Rigg, J. W., killed at Chancellorsville.
Stover, Uriah.
Stiles, William.
Stilers, Samuel.
Stiffler, Peter.
Snyder, W. G., killed at Wilderness.
Snyder, John.
Smith, Sample.
Taylor, Charles.
Thomas, George D., died in 1864.
Tries, James.
Thomas, Isaac.
Vanscoyoc, Benj. F.
Vanscoyoc, Aaron.
Wolf, Daniel J.
Wallace, John.
Wilt, William P.
Weigherman, W. H.
Williams, Jos., died.
Williams, Gideon.
Wilt, Joseph.
Williams, Joseph.
Wilson, John T.

TWELFTH CAVALRY (ONE HUNDRED AND THRITEENTH REGIMENT).

This regiment, which was designated as the 113th of the Pennsylvania line,
contained one company (G) raised in Blair and Cambria counties.  At Bristow's
Station it lost two hundred and sixty men, who were captured.  It fought bravely
under Sheridan, was in several severe raids, helped to repulse Early from
Washington city, and did valuable service toward the close of the war in
fighting guerrilla bands.

COMPANY G. - OFFICERS

Adam Hartman, captain.
Patrick H. McAteer, captain
Thad. S. Shannon, 1st lieutenant.
Thomas Morley, 1st lieutenant.
John H. Black, 1st lieutenant.
Andrew McGough, 2d lieutenant.
David M. Ginter, 1st sergeant.
Aaron Daugherty, quartermaster-sergeant.
Jer. H. Ivory, commissary-sergeant.
Joseph W. Lafferty, sergeant.
Felix Beck, sergeant.
Edward McCarty, sergeant.
Matthew Aiken, sergeant.
J. H Daugherty, sergeant.
Samuel O. Evans, sergeant.
William J. Stiffler, sergeant, died at Andersonville, Ga.
John F. Gardner, corporal.
Silas Middleton, corporal.
Joseph Cramer, corporal.
Jacob C. Brown, corporal.
Henry Tomlinson, corporal.
John McIntyre, corporal.
Simeon McAteer, corporal.
John Bateman, corporal.
James P. Stewart, corporal.
Gabriel Miller, bugler.
William A. D. Reed, bugler.
John F. Pfeiffer, blacksmith.
Joseph E. Engle, farrier.
John Frederick, saddler.

PRIVATES.

Ayers, William.
Ake, Joseph W.
Byrne, Patrick.
Bowser, John J.
Black, David M.
Baker, Benedict B.
Boyles, John.
Brown, John T.
Blackwood, Wm. J.
Brissell, John.
Boley, William, died July 9, 1864.
Brannan, Thomas.
Bruce, Peter

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Bergur, Nathan.
Brady, Michael.
Bleiffer, D. F.
Conrad, Augustine.
Cherry, George.
Coons, David.
Cramer, Francis.
Cunningham, J. W.
Cassidy, Michael.
Cope, Abraham V.
Dally, James W.
Douglas, Wm. K.
Demazon, Lewis.
Davis, Thompson.
Daugherty, J. H., sr.
Davis, William.
Engle, Barney.
Eberly, Henry.
Emfield, David.
Eagle, Henry, died at Annapolis, Md.
Fausnaught, Isaac S.
Fultz, Elisha.
Funk, David P.
Funk, James.
Fultz, William M.
Fleck, Conrad.
Fetters, Louis.
Fry, John, killed at Charlestown, Va.
Funk, Milton.
Gates, Frederick
Green, John W.
Gwin, William W.
Glant, Henry.
Green, John.
Hall, George W.
Hollin, William R.
Hamilton, Charles H.
Heltzel, Joseph.
Hollis, William K.
Hileman, Samuel.
Hodson, Robert W.
Hartman, Nicholas.
Haas, Conrad.
Hoffman, John.
Ivory, Francis.
Ivory, Thomas.
Johnston, Joseph C.
James, Edward.
Kantner, David.
Kaler, Michael.
Lee, John.
Louder, W. H.
Lunday, Josep[h F.
Little, Peter J.
Little, Aug., died at Sandy Hook, Md.
Lynn, James.
Lehr, John.
Mountain, William.
Mountain, David.
Mountain, Asbury.
Meyer, George W.
Matthew, James.
Magraw, Emanuel.
Mally, James.
McCauley, William.
McKinney, James.
McKinney, Henry.
McKinney, James A.
McKee, Albert.
McFeeley, Barnabas.
McAteer, John J.
McHugh, J. E., killed at Charlestown.
McCloskey, Joseph.
McAteer, Aug.
McClain, David.
Nelson, John.
Oakwood, John.
Orr, Aaron F.
Parks, Amos.
Pfoff, Frederick.
Reed, John, II.
Rhodes, Samuel J.
Rice, Thomas.
Reigh, Frederick.
Smith, John R.
Smeltzer, Jacob.
Smeltzer, Ferd.
Schlay, Adolph.
Swanger, Hugh.
Speece, Christian.
Stevens, Louis.
Stewart, Benj. F.
Shaffer, John,
Springer, Henry.
Specht, William.
Shingler, William.
Skelton, Jason.
Thompson, David.
Turnbaugh, John.
Turnbaugh, Martin.
Tomlinson, Francis.
Thompson, William.
Turnbaugh, Wm.
Trout, Mayberry G.
Tyler, David.
Trout, Ephraim R.
Utley, James E.
Valentine, William.
Valentine, Malden.
Valentine, Levi.
Valentine, John P.
Williamson, J. H.
Wonderly, Forrest.
Walters, Jacob.
Williamson, Alfred.
Wilson, James.
Wilson, Francis.
Yingling, Thos. C.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH INFANTRY.

This regiment was raised in Huntingdon and Blair Counties in August, 1862, to
serve for nine month.  The men fought like veterans at Antietam, and helped
check the terrific charge of "Stonewall" Jackson at Chancellorsville.  Six
companies of this splendid fighting regiment were recruited in Blair county: A,
B, D, E, G, and K.

COMPANY A. - OFFICERS.

Francis M. Bell, captain.
Jesse S. Stewart, 1st lieutenant, killed at Chancellorsville.
Wilbur F. Martin, 1st lieutenant.
David G. Ganoe, 2d lieutenant.
Alfred Abbott, 1st sergeant.
Oliver G. Smith, sergeant.
Charles Merriman, sergeant.
William B. Meredith, sergeant.
William Funk, sergeant.
William Miller, corporal.

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C. F. Kirkpatrick, corporal.
William H. H. Berry, corporal.
J. W. Hendershot, corporal.
Henry B. Duck, corporal.
George C. Davidson, corporal.
H. I. Boughamer, corporal.
John W. Grazier, corporal
William C. Kean, corporal
Amon G. Edwards, corporal, died of wounds.
Andrew Womer, corporal, killed at Antietam.
David S. Johnson, musician.
Stephen V. Haslet, musician.

PRIVATES.

Ayers, Jacob.
Ake, Joseph.
Baker, Isaac F.
Beaty, Jos. W. K.
Bennett, Alexander.
Beyer, Ezra C.
Bowls, James B.
Bresler, L. H., died at Alexandria.
Beamer, T. W., died at Stafford Court House.
Crane, Andrew.
Crocker, Henry II,
Crone, William.
Crowl, John.
Cummingham, D. T.
Clodious, Charles.
Coy, John.
Crissman, Austin, died of wounds.
Deahle, Henry.
Dell, John.
Dunmire, George B.
Dickson, David F.
Eakins, David W.
Esterline, John M.
Funk, George.
Garman, Philip.
Green, William.
Hart, Jonathan.
Hicks, Daniel.
Heard, Thomas W.
Hook, Samuel.
Houseman, James.
Hunter, Thomas.
Herman, Moses.
Huff, Charles.
Hunter, J. H., killed at Antietam.
Henckey, S. A., died at Harper's Ferry.
Genberg, John W.
Jones, Daniel.
Keatly, John.
Keatly, Calvin F.
Kinsel, John M.
Kerr, Robert.
Kinsel, Euastus, died of wounds.
LaPorte, Adolph M.
Lago, William F.
Merriman, Wm. F.
Myers, Thomas.
Myers, John.
Miles, George.
McIlvaine, Henry C.
McAvoy, Michael.
McQuillen, A. W.
McQuillen, William.
McCarney, Geo. S.
McCoy, John.
McGill, Thomas T.
McFarland, John W., died at Stafford Court House.
Osborne, David P.
Orr, George W.
Robison, James.
Rosberry, James.
Rosberry, John T.
Sharrer, George W.
Sloan, John.
Smith, Thomas.
Sturtsman, Henry
Stevens, David M.
Shaw, Daniel, died of wounds.
Templeton, John R.
Thomas, George W.
Thomas, Jerry B.
Vaughn, Henry.
Vaughn, George.
Vanscoyoc, Abram.
Watson, Jerry.
Wilson, Joseph W.
Wolf, Isaac P.
Wesley, Charles.
Wolf, Theawalt, died of wounds.

COMPANY B. - OFFICERS

Ulyssus L. Huyett, captain.
Joseph R. Higgins, 1st lieutenant.
G. Schollenberger, 2d lieutenant.
Hill P. Wilson, 1st sergeant.
James Houck, sergeant.
James Schollar, sergeant.
Ephraim Gerst, sergeant.
James D. Allender, sergeant.
Samuel G. Baker, sergeant, died at Stafford Court House.
Joseph Sias, corporal.
James Geiser, corporal.
Robert Feay, corporal.
Robert McFalls, corporal.
James C. Carey, corporal.
F. M. McKinnan, corporal.
Daniel I. Irwin, corporal.
Elijah Estep, corporal.
John D. Patterson, corporal.
J. A. B. McKamey, musician.
Calvin Hewitt, musician.

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PRIVATES.

Amhizer, Daniel.
Aurandt, Jacob F.
Blake, William B.
Brantner, James S.
Brunnell, William.
Brunnell, Thomas N.
Brumbaugh, J. C.
Butts, William G.
Branter, John H.
Carles, Henry D.
Cooper, James M.
Cooper, T. N., died at Fairfax Station.
Dougherty, Vic. V.
DeHaven, Wesley.
Donnelly, David R.
Eicholtz, Alfred.
Ewing, Levi M., died of wounds.
Fouse, William D.
Feay, David.
Feats, John A., died of wounds.
Garner, Joseph C.
Geiser, Tillman,
Heller, Edward W.
Houck, George, A.
Huyott, Miles C.
Lang, Joseph H.
Lang, William.
Lower, Henry G.
Love, John D.
Lucas, John H.
Lucas, Abraham.
Lucas, Gabriel.
Metz, Thomas J.
Metz, Thornton B.
Mock, John E.
McCoy, William.
McGonigal, G. W.
McManaway, Wm.
McManamy, John.
McMichaels, John.
Nicodemus, John H.
Powell, Milton P.
Philip, Ralph.
Reiger, August.
Rhody, Geo. H.
Rhody, William H.
Richards, John.
Riley, William N.
Shaffer, Samuel B.
Shinefelt, John C.
Slonecker, Lem. A.
Stuart, Asbury H.
Stuart, Madison W.
Sparr, Samuel.
Simms, Andrew J.
Straithoof, J., died in 1862.
Tresse, William.
Tresse, Harry.
Trout, Alexander.
Tresse, David, died at Maryland Heights.
Teats, John A., died of wounds.
Withers, Henry.
Walters, Joseph.
Westbrooke, Wm.
Winters, George.
Whitehead, John.
Wolford, Edward.
Wolfkill, Benj. F.
Yerger, George W.

COMPANY D. - OFFICERS

Jacob Szink, captain.
Christ. R. Hostetter, captain.
Alexander W. Marshall, captain.
Thomas E. Campbell, 1st lieutenant.
Peter S. Treese, 2d lieutenant.
G. W. Hawksworth, 2d lieutenant.
James H. Attic, 1st sergeant.
Edwin Hammond, sergeant.
Isaac E. Brown, sergeant.
William Burley, sergeant.
James C. Tresse, sergeant.
Edward L. Russ, sergeant.
David A. Burtnett, corporal.
George A. Burtram, corporal.
Mordecai McMahaon, corporal.
Alfred Bomgardner, corporal.
James G. Kerr, corporal.
William Springer, corporal.
Morris Davis, corporal.
John M. Dougherty, corporal.
Robert Try, corporal.
John A. Kelley, corporal, killed at Antietam.
W. A. Brambaugh, musician.
Augustus Boyden, musician.

PRIVATES.

Aiken Stephen.
Boyer, Albert.
Burley, Levi.
Blake, Samuel.
Brumbaugh, Jacob.
Blake, Wilbur E.
Bowen, Francis.
Baker, John.
Brubaker, George.
Burley, E., killed at Antietam.
Brown, J. A., killed at Antietam.
Cochrane, Robert.
Cowrey, J. W., died at Harper's Ferry.
Dasher, John.
Davis, Able.
Davis, Jno. E., killed at Antietam.
Davis, Leonard, died at Acquia Creek.
Evans, Andrew.
Finney, Andrew W., died in 1862.
Green, Samuel.

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Glass, John R.
Gearhart, Fred. W.
Howell, John C.
Higgen, John.
Haney, Patrick, jr.
Haney, Patrick, sr.
Hoar. William.
Homan, Thos., died at Fairfax Station.
Irvin, George M.
Kissell, John G.
Keresey, John.
Lingerfelter, Josiah.
Laub, Wm. A. B.
Long, Samuel A.
Madison, John.
Myers, William H.
Minehart, Lewis.
Miller, Andrew.
Myers, Andrew.
Myers, Joseph.
Marshall, Winfield S.
Miller, William T.
Markley, I., killed at Antietam
Mahon, John.
McCloskey, David.
McCloskey, Geo. A.
McLaughlin, Jno. S. killed at Antietam.
Oswalt, D. W., killed at Chancellorsville.
Owens, Matthew.
Painter, Jacob.
Patton, Edward.
Parsons, Charles A.
Richmond, Sam'l S.
Rhinehart, Rice.
Richmond, Albert E.
Robertson, Joseph.
Rollin, John.
Rose, John, killed at Antietam.
Shaffer, Joseph.
Schlag, Adolph.
Sharier, Philip.
Steel, Samuel.
Stackhouse, Henry.
Stewart, Andrew.
Szink, Henry C.
Stoner, Charles A., died in 1862.
Urich, John.
Walton, John.
Woods, Thomas.
West, William.
Williamson, S. H.

COMPANY E. - OFFICERS

William McGraw, captain.
Samuel A. Kephart, 1st lieutenant.
John G. Cain, 2d lieutenant.
John H. Robertson, 2d lieutenant.
John Bryan, 1st sergeant.
William Nosker, sergeant, missing at Chancellorsville.
George W. Perkins, sergeant.
William Rounds, sergeant.
James Gardner, sergeant.
Peter Stroup, corporal.
Samuel Stroup, corporal.
James Mathews, corporal.
William McClure, corporal.
Charles Butler, corporal.
Adam Rough, corporal.
George S. Beers, corporal.
Daniel Deihl, corporal.
William McGinnis, corporal.
George Hoopengarner, corporal.
John Scullin, musician.
Charles H. Suder, musician.

PRIVATES.

Benton, Emanuel M.
Buck, William.
Bottorf, David.
Burknet, John.
Brindle, George W.
Butler, David.
Benton J., missing at Chancellorsville.
Beigle, John A.
Benton, Jesse L.
Baker, F., killed at Antietam.
Burg, Adam, died of wounds.
Carnell, David.
Dunlap, John.
Dively, Gabriel.
Dodson, Andrew.
Earlenbaugh, A.
Ginter, John.
Gardner, Robert.
Gesler, Lewis H.
Gallagher, John.
Harklerode, A. H.
Harklerode, David.
Hanly, David.
Heverly, William P.
Heverly, William.
Hoover, George W.
Hale, Henry.
Kephart, Jacob.
Kough, John S.
Leighty, George.
Langham, Solomon.
Leedom, Levi.
Long, Daniel.
Lambright J.
Lier, John, killed at Antietam
Millward, Luke.
Miller, Stanley.
Mauk, Geo. W., died at Washington.
McCoy, Dennis.
Noll, Henry S.
Osborn, William. R.
Phagans, James.
Pressell, Samuel.
Rhodes, John.
Roach, Thomas.
Stanley, Joseph B.
Swither, Daniel.
Strayer, John.
Summers, George.

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Summers, William.
Snyder, George, jr.
Stiffler, Sylvanus L.
Smith, David.
Shoff, David.
Snyder, George, sr.
Troxel, A., died.
Wright, Thomas.
Weyandt, Samuel.
Wheeler, William.
Wagner, John.
Wilt, Henry. H.

COMPANY G. - OFFICERS.

John McKeage, captain.
Samuel A. Andrews, 1st lieutenant.
Thomas McCamant 2d lieutenant.
John Swires, sergeant.
George W. Vaughn, sergeant.
John Hellwig, sergeant.
James Rodgers, sergeant.
David E. McCahan, sergeant.
James R. Robison, corporal.
Moses Garland, corporal.
Joseph Carroll, corporal.
Thomas M. Barr, corporal.
Horace Kemp, corporal.
Alexander Boggs, corporal.
John G. Christian, corporal.
Reese Williams, corporal.
James H. Gibbony, corporal, killed at Antietam.
John Miller, musician.
Thomas Lloyd, musician.

PRIVATES.

Andrews, David.
Barr, Theodore.
Burns, Thomas.
Bollinger, Henry L.
Black, David M.
Buterbaugh, Sam'l.
Beamer, Albert.
Cameron, Wm. S.
Curtis, George R.
Canan, William H.
Christy, Liv. L.
Classon, Josiah S.
Clarke, Robert.
Charles, Thomas.
Davis, John.
Dasher, Samuel D.
Dunn, James.
Dannals, Charles R.
Fulton, Samuel A.
Gibboney, Benj. F.
Holler, James M.
Hewit, Henry.
Hewit, William.
Hicks, Philemon N.
Hammers, James J.
Irvine, Alfred C.
Isett, Aaron B.
Irvine, Henry L.
Jones, Thaddeus.
Johnson, Frank R.
Johnson, James R.
Johnson, David R. P.
London, George W.
London, James G.
Leet, Callahan M.
Lovett, John.
Long, James, died at Frederick, Md.
Miller, Thomas.
Martin, William.
Mans, John H.
Martin, Henry.
Metzler, Joseph F.
Morrow, James.
McRea, Wm. J.
McKee, Thomas G.
McCord, Henry.
McClellan, Thomas.
McClellan, Hugh T.
McClellan, Wm. H.
McGinnis, James.
McClellan, Adolpous.
Ounkest, Martin.
Ounkest, Daniel.
Price, Joseph C.
Phillips, Benj. F.
Phillips, David, jr.
Prounkard, J. E.
Piper, Jos. H., died at Harper's Ferry.
Robison, Albert.
Ruggles, Benj. F.
Reed, Joseph H.
Reffner, Joseph.
Russ, Calvin.
Riddle, Jas. D., died of wounds.
Snyder, William H.
Scott, James P.
Stuff, Valentine.
Sellers, David M.
Sanders, John.
Sharar, H. Bascom.
Tippery, Mayberry.
Taylor, Henry C.
Taylor, Samuel.
Thompson, R. D.
Williams, David P.

COMPANY K. - OFFICERS

Joseph W. Gardner, captain.
Edward R. Dunegan, 1st lieutenant.
Daniel J. Traves, 2d lieutenant.
Henry B. Huff, 1st sergeant.
Joseph H. Bryan, sergeant.
William Graw, sergeant.
Hugh G. Krise, sergeant.
John Kahoe, sergeant.
William J. Bradley, corporal.
Frank Beatty, corporal.
George W. Russell, corporal.
James Cummerford. corporal.

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Britton E. Cluck, corporal.
Henry M. Shots, corporal.
John A. McIntyre, corporal.
Bernard J. McFeely, corporal.
Caleb Tipten, musician.

PRIVATES.

Akers, Wilson L.
Able, John H.
Arbel, Thomas G.
Beatty, Jacob.
Berkheimer, M.
Brunt, William.
Bendin, Simon.
Bierman, Frederick.
Beal, John S.
Beal, William.
Bell, Joseph.
Brudin, James.
Boartman, A. H., died at Harrisburg, Pa.
Cluck, Jacob.
Collin, Elisha B.
Cook, Henry H.
Crook, Peter.
Callaghan, Andrew.
Conway, John A.
Cratin, Josh., killed at Antietam.
Dillon, Charles,
Donahoe, Patrick
Ehrnfelt, Jacob M.
Edmonson, Sam'l B.
Elder, Henry R.
Engles, Robt. P., died in Washington.
Finney, Francis.
Farrell, James.
Grey, George W.
Gates, Henry A.
Huffler, Frederick.
Hall, Edmund.
Hicks, Josiah D.
Hobart, Barth.
Inlow, Francis.
Jones, George W.
Kearney, Patrick F.
King, James.
Lee, Martin.
Louden, G. M., died at Harper's Ferry, Va.
Mathews, John.
Myers, William.
Mauer, Joseph.
Mabus, Leonard, died in Maryland.
McLune, George.
McMullen, John E.
McCleary, Samuel.
McGough, Charles.
McGough, Silas A.
McGuire, Hiram.
McDemitt, M. A., died of wounds.
McDemitt, L. C., died at Booneville, Pa.
Noel, Michael J.
Orr, Aaron F.
Rodman, John.
Rhodes, Jacob.
Rhodes, Abraham.
Rhodes, Isaac.
Ramiley, William R.
Robinson, James H.
Reinhart, Joseph.
Richard, George.
Speilman, William P.
String, William.
Sueger, Hugh.
Smith, Robert.
Shafer, Jacob.
Trought, Frederick.
Tainey, Francis P.
Weakfield, Thomas.
Ward, Fred. C., died of wounds.
Wright, William L.
Yerger, Henry

NINETEENTH CAVALRY (180th REGIMENT).

The 19th cavalry, or 180th regiment, contained one company (L) from Blair
county.  The regiment was recruited in the fall of 1863, served in Grierson's
famous raid through Mississippi, fought in several engagements in Mississippi,
Arkansas and Missouri, and was then sent to Tennessee, where it make several
gallant charges under Thomas in the great battle of Nashville.

COMPANY L. - OFFICERS.

D. Ross Miller, captain.
Wilbur B. Blake, 1st lieutenant.
James A. Rothermel, 2d lieutenant.
Eli H. Myers, 1st sergeant.
Samuel Baker, quartermaster-sergeant.
Samuel B. Blake, commissary-sergeant.
Robert W. Davis, sergeant.
James Morrison (2), sergeant.
Alban G. Knode, sergeant.
James Morrison (1), sergeant.
Daniel Hicks, sergeant.
Adrew Dodson, corporal.
Joseph L. Wilson, corporal.
Thomas Wolfkill, corporal.
Thomas Taylor, corporal.
Miles L. Davis, corporal.
Philip Shiro, corporal.
Alexander Funk, corporal.
Augustus S. DeWitt, corporal.
William H. Anspach, corporal.
William H. Bidman, bugler.
Abraham Lucas, bugler.
Andrew G. Partchey, blacksmith.

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John Aungst, farrier.
Josiah M. Hite, saddler.

PRIVATES.

Allen, George.
Appo, Christian.
Arnold, John A.
Brian, Isaiah W., died, 1864.
Baker, Henry.
Burket, William.
Boyle, Martin L.
Brady, John B.
Brininger, George.
Bolinger, James.
Croyle, Wm., drowned on Island No. 10.
Croyle, Peter.
Coughenour, Wm.
Coughenour, Elijah.
Cunningham, John.
Deer, John.
Dodson, Al., died at Mound City, Ill.
Dunn, Edward.
Dodson, Samuel.
Fraley, Samuel.
Franklin, Thomas
Grier, Samuel.
Gehrett, David N.
Greenwood, George.
Havens, John.
Harris, James.
Heiges, John H.
Hampshire, Samuel.
Hoar, Samuel L.
Hoover, John M.
Hanley, Samuel.
Havens, Jackson.
Harrison, Frank.
Johnson, James.
Johnson, Joseph C.
Knipple, Andrew J.
Kesler, Davis.
Lahiff, James.
Longenecker, Jas.
Lewis, James.
Lingfelter, Michael.
Moorehead, John, died at Memphis.
Moore, James.
Myers, John.
Miller, Josiah.
Montgomery, Mat.
Miles, Samuel G.
Myers, Frederick.
Myers, Henry.
McClure, Wm., died at Memphis.
McLaughlin, Corn's.
Nelson, Harris.
Pressil, David, died at Memphis.
Partchey, Wm. R.
Rothrock, Sam'l A.
Smith, Alexander.
Stratford, John F.
Saltsman, A. W.
Simpson, Mayberry.
Spang, David.
Starry, Howard C.
Taylor, William.
Treister, Elijah.
Walter, Joseph H., died at Memphis.
Wilson, John C.
Wilson, Henry S.
Walter, Samuel H.
Walters, Joseph
Wertz, Joseph S. L.
Zeth, George W.

TWENTY-SECOND CAVALRY (185TH REGIMENT).

Company D, of this regiment was raised in Blair county, in July, 1863, and
served six months.  During its term of service the company was employed in
guarding bridges and fords of the Susquehanna river against Lee's advance,
and after the Confederate retreat from Gettysburg, served in the Shenandoah
valley.

COMPANY D. - OFFICERS.

William L. Neff, captain.
William Gayton, 1st lieutenant.
J. Brown Wingate, 2d lieutenant.
H. M. Strausbaugh, 1st sergeant.
Robert A. Laird, 1st sergeant.
Geo. B. Taylor, quartermaster-sergeant.
Geo. M. Shade, commissary-sergeant.
John W. Eaby, sergeant.
William D. Fouse, sergeant.
Andrew J. Henderson, sergeant.
Lewis Irwin, sergeant.
Leighman Geiser, sergeant.
Samuel B. Hood, sergeant.
George W. Yeager, sergeant.
George W. Amhiser, corporal.
John Ward, corporal.
Joseph F. Chilcoat, corporal.
Philip Hooper, corporal.
Simon College, corporal.
John W. Foust, corporal.
William A. Chambers, corporal.
Jacob L. Moore, corporal.
Michael Moaghan, corporal.
Charles F. Bittle, bugler.
William L. Snyder, bugler.
James M. Yingling, blacksmith.
Joseph Slonaker, farrier.
Seth F. Myers, saddler.

PRIVATES.

Buchanan, William.
Buckley, George.
Bookhammer, T. R.
Boner, William F.

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Cook, George L.
Clambaugh, Thos.
Dickens, James H.
Embish, Elijah S.
Eckerd, Winfield S.
Evans, Henry.
Fisher, John.
Fisher, Benjamin.
Fisher, Joseph.
Fox, Watson.
Fisher, Harry L.
Goslin, David M.
Geraghty, Hugh M.
Hanawalt, David.
Hedding, James.
Hetrich, Jacob A.
Harkins, Albert.
Houck, George A.
Hartzell, David R.
Irvin, Daniel P.
Johnston, David.
Johnston, William.
Kelly, John.
Lang, William L.
Miller, Andrew J.
Moore, George.
Moyer, Martin.
Matthias, William.
Metz, George M.
Norris, Robert H.
Noland, Joshua.
Nealy, William W.
Powell, Joseph.
Patterson, Andrew J.
Powell, Milton.
Palmer, Harvey C.
Postlethwaite, A. G.
Patterson, Geo., M.
Phillips, John H.
Rodeay, William H.
Shaw, Daniel.
Smith, James M.
Saylor, Harrison,
Smith, Andrew.
Smith, Benjamin F.
Shinefelt, Joseph H.
Stowder, Nelson W.
Truax, Andrew W.
Urick, Joseph H.
Wright, Abram.
Yingling, Benj. F.

ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SECOND INFANTRY.	

In February, 1865, the second regiment designated by this name was raised,
and served in central Virginia, west of the Blue Ridge, until August, 1865. 
One company (D) was from Blair county, but we have failed to secure any
roster of its officers and men.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTH INFANTRY.

This regiment was organized September 2, 1864, and served until June 2,
1865.  It participated in the retaking of Ft. Steadman, and bravely charged,
on April 3d, the inner line of the defenses of Petersburg, capturing and
holding Battery No. 30, with a loss of one hundred and twenty men.  Three
companies, A, C and I, were from Balir county.

COMPANY A. - OFFICERS.

George C. Gwinner, captain.
Levi W. Port, 1st lieutenant.
Morris Davis, 2d lieutenant.
Ephraim Burket, 1st sergeant.
Samuel Kulp, sergeant.
Turbot Keim, sergeant.
John R. Plummer, sergeant.
John Walton, sergeant.
Thomas C. Yingling, corporal.
William R. Jones, corporal.
Jacob Broombaugh, corporal.
Martin L. Robison, corporal.
John Miller, corporal.
Thomas G. Bell, corporal.
Adam Bowers, corporal.
Alexander Beard, corporal.
Charles Crasta, musician.
Peter B. Spanogle, musician.

PRIVATES.

Barkheimer, Jacob.
Barkheimer, Martin.
Briney, John.
Bare, Francis.
Burns, Alexander.
Broombaugh, Sam'l.
Bowers, Michael D.
Bratton, Harvey A.
Burkett, John.
Boyles, Henry.
Boyles Andrew A.
Briney, Henry.
Cox, Henry.
Crum, Abram., died at Washington.
Davis, James.
Dixon, John C.
Davis, Thomas W.
Dixon, Matthew.
Davis, Benjamin S.
Dixon, Samuel F.
Daughenbaugh, W.
Davis, William.
Edmiston, William.
Fink, John H. 
Fink, David A.
Fleck, Martin.
Feeny, C., killed at Harrisburg, Pa.
Ganoe, Benjamin.
Ginter, James.
Gibson, William.
Good, Samuel.
Gill, William.
Husdon, Edward.
Hostler, Jacob F.

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Hartzell, Solomon.
Hall, George.
Hollin, Thomas.
Kantner, J. H., sr.
Kantner, J. H., jr.
Kirkpatrick, Wm.
Lindsey, Miller.
Lotz, David M.
Lochard, Joseph R.
Lautz, Daniel.
Long, Daniel.
Long, Samuel.
Myers, Joseph.
Moore, Joseph.
Mouzart, Lewis.
Mayer, David.
Miller, Henry.
Montgomery, Al.
Middleton, James.
Meadville, Henry.
McKeehan, David.
McConnell, Frank.
McConnell, Jos. D.
McConnell, Jerome.
McConnell, Samuel.
McCormick, Sam'l.
McCormick, John.
McClelland, Jacob.
McMonigal, Jacob.
McGuire, Cornelius L., died in 1865.
Olewine, Joseph A.
Patterson, Samuel.
Price, Robert.
Peek, Reuben.
Roberts, John H.
Ruggles, William.
Rasberry, Jonathan.
Stumpff, Edward.
Swanger, David.
Swanger, Chris.
Swanger, Fred.
Saterfield, Geo. B.
Slogenhop, Wm.
Stover, Henry.
Sellers, James.
Walton, James.
Willis, James.
Weston, William.
Watkins, John W.
Wolf, John G.

COMPANY C. - OFFICERS.
 
Lewis D. Spiece, captain.
Henry A. Lower, 1st lieutenant, killed at Petersburg.
David M. Butler, 1st lieutenant.
John H. Stephens, 1st sergeant.
Reuben Bunn, sergeant.
Oliver B. Fluke, sergeant.
George H. Cowen, sergeant.
Henry Naber, sergeant.
A. S. Earlenbaugh, corporal.
Jacob R. Grimes, corporal.
Michael Burns, corporal.
Henry Whitaker, corporal.
John J. Garber, corporal.
George C. Emigh, corporal.
Rufus E. Smith, corporal.
M. I. Haddeman, corporal.
John W. Young, musician.

PRIVATES.

Bryan, George W.
Benton, John.
Burget, Henry.
Buskin, George W.
Barr, Henry.
Bowser, Joseph M.
Butler, John B.
Benton, Franklin.
Bowser, Joab, died at City Point.
Bittle, Geo. E., died of wounds.
Cartwright, Frank J.
Cowen, William L.
Conrad, Henry.
Daugherty, C. W.
Dick, Michael P.
Dick, Daniel P.
Emigh, Christopher.
Emigh, George.
Feather, John.
Feather, Samuel.
Feather, Henry C.
Forsht, David.
Fairbanks, Ira.
Fluke, Samuel B.
Garretson, B. H., died at Philadelphia.
Gunsman, Fred'k.
Grass, Cephas.
Garretson, Fred'k.
Ginter, John.
Harbaugh, John.
Hamilton, Baxter.
Hayes, James W.
Hanely, John S.
Harn, David K.
Harn, John K.
Horton, Jacob L.
Hamilton, E. K.
Imler, Jonas C.
Kauffman, John.
Knoller, William.
Lingenfelter, G. W.
Lingenfelter, Martin.
Lynn, Levi M.
Lamburn, Thomas.
Moyers, George C.
Moyer, Abel.
Moore, Charles.
Mobley, Ezekiel.
Musselman, George.
Morris, G. W. L., died at Alexandria, Va.
Nicewonger, T.
Otto, Henry.
Otto, Jacob W.
Pates, Thomas.
Penrose, Joseph.
Priar, William A.
Price, Daniel M.
Querry, William C.
Rorabaugh, John.
Rhodes, George H.
Ridenour, Jacob D.
Swartz, George W.
Shiffler, Nathan B.
Shiffler, Martin J.
Shafer, William.
Snowberger, A. M.

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Smith, Eli.
Simpkins, John A.
Snyder, George.
Shock, John.
Snowden, Alex. S.
Smeltzer, John B.
Strayer, John D.
Smith, George.
Simonton, T. W., died at Alexandria.
Shafer, Abraham.
Strayer, N. died in 1865.
Templeton, John.
Walter, Moses.
Wagner, John M.
Weaver, Mitchell G.
Walker, Isaac.
Walter, George.
Womer, Aaron.

COMPANY I. - OFFICERS.

Ira Shipley, captain.
John A. McCahan, captain.
Henry Hawk, 1st lieutenant.
Henry Elway, 2d lieutenant.
Robert T. McClellan, 1st sergeant.
Alexander W. Little, sergeant.
John S. Elway, sergeant.
Jacob Lott, sergeant.
Andrew A. McClure, sergeant.
George W. Ross, corporal.
Anson Laport, corporal.
Israel S. Trastle, corporal.
Thomas M. Johnson, corporal.
John York, corporal.
George W. Lightner, corporal.
G. F. Miller, corporal.
Jeremiah Cochran, corporal.
Franklin Noel, musician.
William V. Ganoe, musician.

PRIVATES.	

Alwine, Francis.
Albert, Henry. 
Bowers, William A.
Bowers, William M.
Buckmaster, Henry.
Baird, Jacob.
Cramer, Matthew.
Crum, Moses.
Claugaugh, John E.
Colabine, Wm. D.
Constable, Philip.
Carl, Lemuel.
Daniels, Charles.
Ewing, Alexander.
Felix, Daniel.
Felix, Francis.
Feltenburger, Jacob.
Fields, John.
Gardner, Winfield S.
Gardner, Peter.
Garver, Daniel.
Hollen, Joseph G.
Hollen, John.
Hollen, William C.
Houck, Jesse H.
Harshbarger, Wm.
Hill, Oliver.
Hossler, Henry H.
Hannah, Robert F.
Harbaugh, Allen.
Howard, Andrew H.
Hite, John, killed at Petersburg, Va.
Harman, George.
Kyle, Hugh.
Keffer, Francis.
Keffer, Andrew.
Kessler, Matthias.
Keely, John.
Kelly, Joseph E.
King, Joseph E.
Keffer, Matt., killed at Petersburg, Va.
Laughlin, William.
Lockard, Geo. W.
Little, Samuel.
Lias, John W.
Lenard, James.
Murphy, Edmund.
Myers, Michael.
Myers, Benjamin F.
Myers, George W.
Myers, Amos.
Miller, Nathaniel.
McDonald, James.
McCormick, Chas.
Noel, Addison, 
Noel, Henry.
Noel, Jacob.
Orndorf, John.
Powell, S. D., died at Baltimore.
Plunkett, William.
Rutherford, John.
Ross, Christian.
Ruggles, Benj. F.
Rhodes, Jacob.
Richardson, Jon.
Sharp, Fleming,
Schwerdt, David.
Snare, Abraham.
Sortman, Jacob.
Stephens, Shad. G.
Snyder, William.
Snider, Hezekiah.
Snyder, Jesse W.
Sipe, John A.
Smith, Levi.
Sauto, Andrew.
Slonaker, John.
Stewart, James.
Smith, George.
Trostle, Moses.
Trostle, Daniel.
Thompson, Sam'l D.
Tates, Jacob.
Tates, Joseph.
Taylor, James R.
Wright, John.
Walters, John.
Warrick, John..
Wilson, David A.
Wintrode, Wm. S.
Wilt, Isaac W.
Webb, John H.
Wolf, David W.
Williams, John R.
Widensall, John H.
Womer, Aaron,
Young, Charles F.

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TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTH INFANTRY.	

This regiment was organized September 12, 1864, and was actively engaged in
front of Petersburg, where it bore a conspicuous part in the retaking of Fort
Steadman, and made a gallant and daring charge on April 2d on the inner line
of the works of that place.  One company (B) was from Blair county.

COMPANY B.  - OFFICERS.

James S. Shollar, captain,
Calvin C. Hewitt, 1st lieutenant.
William B. Blake, 2d lieutenant.
Miles C. Huyett, 1st sergeant.
James Houck, sergeant.
Robert Feay, sergeant.
Joseph H. Long, sergeant.
George M. Metz, sergeant.
Thomas L. Houck, corporal.
William T. Brunnell, corporal.
Samuel Buterbaugh, corporal.
Samuel H. Brubaker, corporal.
Thomas L. Enyeart, corporal.
Enoch Piper, corporal.
William G. Butts, corporal.
Daniel Stitzel, corporal.
J. A. B. McKamey, musician.
Thomas N. Brunnell, musician.

PRIVATES.

Alexander, John S.
Alexander, W. H.
Boyles, John.
Blake, James.
Bookhammer, W. G.
Brantner, James.
Briney, Michael.
Bertram, Peter A.
Clapper, Daniel.
Carles, Henry V.
Conaghan, Cyrus.
Ditch, John.
Decker, Isaac J.
Daughenbaugh, E.
Deck, Frederick.
Eckard, Winfield S.
Edmiston, Lewis.
Everheart, William.
Estright, Henry.
Fouse, William D.
Fouse, Henry G.
Fleigle, William W.
Fox, W. R., killed at Petersburg, Va.
Ginter, John E.
Hershel, Anthony.
Hetrick, Michael.
Hainley, John D.
Hershel, L., killed at Petersburg.
Kutchell, Geo. W.
Kyle, William F.
Kyle, Silas.
Keyes, John M.
Kennedy, Johnston.
Kifer, Jacob.
Lang, Benjamin R.
Long, Eligah.
Moyer, Martin.
Megahan, Wm. B.
Miller, Hezekiah.
Myers, George W.
Merretts, John.
Morgan, Zach. T.
Miller, Henry T., died in 1865.
Nash, Benjamin.
Negley, John C.
Nupper, Charles.
Pugh, Henry.
Richards, John.
Riley, Thomas.
Riley, James K.
Royer, Martin.
Rosenberger, Matt.
Schollenberger, G.
Sleighter, Levi.
Snyder, Isaac.
Sniveley Daniel.
Snively, Samuel L.
Slonaker, Lemuel A.
Smith, Andrew J.
Schwedner, Fred'k.
Sharer, Christian.
Shaffer, Sam'l B.
Shives, L. W., killed at Petersburg.
Trees, Francis.
Tetwiler, William.
Troxell, James, died in 1865.
Wentling, Jacob R.
White, Lysander M.
Withers, Henry.
Wagner, Joseph.
Weysel, John.
Whitesel, James.
Yohn, Henry.

Blair Men In Other Regiments. - There were some soldiers from Blair county in
the following companies and regiments:  Battery D, 1st artillery; Co. I, 55th
regiment; the 191st and 195th regiments, and the 14th United States
infantry.  Many men from the county went to the field with the militia of
1862, and two companies - F and G - of the 3d regiment emergency men of that
year, were partly raised in the county, and served from September 11th to 25th.


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