Military: CWR: Metzler, Jacob of interest in Somerset County, PA

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Metzler, Jacob

* Private Co. A 39th Regiment 10th Pa. Reserves Corps 
* Enlisted Oct. 10, 1862 at age 43 in Somerset, Pa. 
* Mustered in Oct. 29, 1862 in Harrisburg, Pa. for 3 years 
* Transferred to Co. I 191st Regiment Pa. Infantry June 1, 1864 
* Mustered in Oct. 29, 1862 
* Transferred to Veterans Reserve Corps June 14, 1865 
* Co. B 11th Veteran Reserve Corps 
* Widow Pension: Applied May 24, 1890, Application #423703, Certificate #385458

SOURCE:
* 1906 County History, Somerset County, Pa. 
* Muster Roster Co. A 
* Veterans Card File 
* Muster Roster Co. I 
* Footnote.com
* Military Affairs Register Pa. Volunteers, Roll 295755

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Metzler, Jacob 

* Born about 1814 in Somerset Co. Pa. 
* Co. I 19th Regiment Pa. Infantry 
* Enlisted Oct. 10, 1862 
* Discharged July 25, 1865 at Concord, New Hampshire 
* Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Dixon, Lee Co. Illinois 
* He was in the following battles: Fredericksburg, Chancelorsville, Gettysburg, 
Bucton Station, Papphanock, Mire Run, Wilderness, Po River, Spotsylvania, N. 
Anna, Tolpolony, Cold Harbor and Petersburg

SOURCE: 
* Civil War Biographies, Somerset Co. Pa. Genealogy 

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Metzler, Jacob

* One dollar fifty cents per Commissioners' note dated Mar. 3, 1864

SOURCE:
* Somerset Past Vol. 6 No. 2, Board of Relief Vouchers

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Metzler, Jacob

* One dollar fifty cents per Commissioners' note dated Mar. 3, 1864 
* Note endorsed by Samuel Lint

SOURCE:
* Somerset Past Vol. 10 No. 1, Board of Relief Vouchers