Military: CWR: Barndt, Henry F. of interest in Somerset County, PA

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Barndt, Henry F.

* Born Nov. 17, 1836 in Somerset Co. Pa
* Died June 14, 1915 in Somerset, Somerset Co. Pa. 
* Buried in Friedens Lutheran Cemetery, Friedens, Somerset Co. Pa.
* Corporal in Captain William Maurer's Co. E 171st Regiment Pa. Infantry 
* Enlisted Oct. 24, 1862 at age 25 in Somerset, Pa.
* Mustered in Nov. 2, 1862 in Harrisburg, Pa for 9 months 
* Promoted to Corporal May 5, 1863 
* Absent in hospital at muster out 
* Discharged Aug 7, 1863 in Harrisburg, Pa by reason of expiration of term of 
service
* Served 9 months and 13 days
* Heights - 5' 7"; Hair - Dark; Complexion - Fair; Eyes - Dark 
* Occupation - Wagon Maker
* Paid in Full 
* Disability - Lumbago 
* Brother of Noah, David, Charles, Josiah and Jeremiah
* Invalid Pension: Applied Jan. 4, 1889 and Feb. 20, 1907, Application #685465, 
Certificate #463136

SOURCE:
* 1906 County History, Somerset Co. Pa. 
* Military Affairs Register Pa. Volunteers, Roll 295755 [Lists name as Barnett] 
* Somerset Past Vol. 11 No. 4 
* Somerset Past Vol. 10 No. 4 [Lists name as Barnett]
* 1890 Veterans Census, Somerset Twp. Somerset Co. Pa. [Lists name as Barnett]
* Boswell News Sept. 21, 1921 [Lists name as Barnett]
* Laurel Messenger May 1981 [Lists name as Barnett]
* Veterans Grave Registration [Lists name as Barnett]
* Muster Roster Co. E 
* Veterans Card File 
* Footnote.com 
* Somerset County Leader June 18, 1915