Northumberland County  Vitals  Cemeteries

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List of Dead Soldiers: MOUNT CARMEL LEDGER Friday, May 19, 1893

Protestant Cemetery:

James ADAMS, 7th Pa. Calvary
Jacob BEVERLY, 53d P.V.
Moses BROWN, (Colored, 25th U.S.C.)
Edward DAVIS, Mexican War and 3rd Pa. Artillery
John DEITRICH, 48th P.V.
Elias DELCAMP, 151st P.V.
Edward DREHER,  5th U.S. Artillery
Edmund EDWARDS, 20th P.V.
Joseph FISHER, 7th Pa. Calvary
Platetus FRITZ, 129th P.V.
Andrew GEARY, 53rd P.V.
Lemel GRIFFITHS, 48th P.V.
William F. HAAS, 46th P.V.
Chas. JEFFERSON, 13 P.V.
Wm. JEFFERSON, 48th P.V.
Lloyd JOHNSON, 17th Pa Cavalry
James MORETON, 46th P.V.
William NASH, 129th P.V.
Jno. RICHARDSON, 129th P.V.
Thomas ROE, 56th P.V.
George THOMAS, 56th P.V.
Ralph THIRLOWAY, 188th P.V.
Levi WERNTZ 17th Pa. Cavalry
Jacob YOUGST, 129th P.V.

Catholic Cemetery

Jno. D. BRENNAN, 96th P.V.
Patrick CANFIELD 133rd P.V.
Daniel COVELY, 7th Pa. Cavalry
John DOLAN, 133rd P.V.
John DRISCOL, 10th U.S.I.
Jos. FIEGELS, 132nd P.V. and 88th P.V.
Cornelius HAFFEY, 120th P.V.
Joel MANK, 81st P.V.
Patrick RAFFERTY, 55th P.V.
Charles RICE, 48th P.V.
Richard RYAN, 48th P.V