Westmoreland County PA Archives Military.....1890 Vet Census by District- North Huntington ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/pafiles.htm ************************************************ Contributed by: Donald Buncie donaldbuncie@yahoo.com October 2021 MILITARY: 1890 VET CENSUS BY DISTRICT- NORTH HUNTINGTON District: 190 Enumerator: Joseph Robbins House Family Name Rank Co. Regt. Enlistment Discharge Length of Service No No Yr Mo Da Post Office Remarks 4 4 Thompson Samuel A Pvt 123 Pa Inf 00 Aug 1862 00 Jun 1865 9 Circleville Discharge Lost 17 18 Brooks James W Pvt E 134 Pa Inf 8. Aug. 1862 26. May. 1863 9 18 Emblem, Allegheny Co Pa 60 62 Jones Charles W Pvt C 207 Pa Inf 24. Aug. 1864 6. Jun. 1865 9 13 Emblem, Allegheny Co Pa 74 76 Malin Alexander T Sargt C 4 Pa Cav 21. Aug. 1861 16. Jul. 1865 3 10 25 Robbins Station 87 89 Bankert John G Pvt A 112 Pa HA 9. Jan. 1864 9. Jul. 1865 1 5 Irwin Station 93 95 Ayess Samuel E Pvt F 14 Pa Inf 24 Apr 1861 6 Aug 1861 3 10 13 Circleville Piles & affection of liver D 15 Pa Cav 8 Aug 1864 21 Jun 1865 140 145 Neptune Francis Pvt B 6 Pa HA 3. Sep. 1864 13. Jun. 1865 9 10 Larimer Station 132 137 McQuaid Joseph 1st Lt M 100 Pa Inf 26 Aug 1861 28 Dec 1863 3 6 25 Larimer Station Gun shot wound thro' left groin 4 Jan 1864 21 Mar 1865 143 149 Mary widow/o Leffler John Pvt B 15 Pa Cav 14. Aug. 1864 21. Jun. 1865 10 7 Circleville 90 93 Irwin John Corp K 193 Pa Inf 19. Jul. 1864 9. Nov. 1865 3 20 Circleville 150 156 Carson Hunphrey Pvt F 12 Pa Res 2. Feb. 1862 5. Aug. 1862 7 3 Circleville 153 159 Osbourn Jacob A Pvt C 105 Pa Inf 29. Jul. 1864 11. Jul. 1865 11 12 Circleville 169 175 McCullough Joseph Pvt K 105 Pa Inf 18 Dec 1860 20 Dec 1863 3 6 23 Circleville Chronic Diareeah 27 Dec 1863 11 Jul 1865 176 182 Hursh Joseph Pvt H 136 Pa Inf 9 Aug 1862 18 Jan 1863 5 10 14 Circleville B 15 Pa Cav 16 Aug 1864 30 Jun 1865 189 195 Price Thomas Pvt F 11 Pa Inf 27. Feb. 1864 7. Jun. 1865 1 3 10 Circleville 194 201 Sykes John C Corp F 12 Pa Res 25. Jun. 1861 11. Jun. 1864 2 11 16 Circleville 207 214 Brown Joseph M Pvt B 15 Pa Cav 14. Aug. 1864 21. Jun. 1865 10 6 Circleville 218 225 Shaner Henry Pvt F 5 Pa HA 20. Aug. 1864 13. Jun. 1865 9 23 Circleville 225 233 Keihl William Pvt E 206 Pa Inf 13. Aug. 1864 16. May. 1865 9 3 Irwin Station 226 234 Marks William Pvt E 6 Pa HA 7. Sep. 1864 13. Jun. 1865 9 6 Irwin Station 231 239 Ray Thomas 1st Sgt H 9 Pa Inf 24. Apr. 1861 27. Jul. 1861 3 3 Irwin Station 245 253 Frederick John C Pvt C 4 Pa Cav 3. Feb. 1864 13. Jul. 1865 1 5 10 Irwin Station 249 257 Taylor Jacob P Sargt H 168 Pa Inf Irwin Station Discharge Burned 252 260 Kunkle Jacob W Pvt H 136 Pa Inf 9. Aug. 1862 29. May. 1863 9 20 Larimer Station 274 284 Fry Adam Pvt H 136 Pa Inf 9. Aug. 1862 29. May. 1863 9 20 Irwin Station 281 294 Decker William Pvt A 5 Pa HA 8. Aug. 1864 13. Jun. 1865 10 3 Irwin Station 331 325 McGuire Robert R Pvt G 11 Pa Inf 28. Apr. 1861 28. Jun. 1865 4 2 Irwin Station 334 349 Warren John G Pvt A 155 Pa Inf 14. Aug. 1862 2. Jun. 1865 2 9 18 Irwin Station 335 350 Walker John B Corp F 89 Ind Inf 9. Aug. 1862 7. Feb. 1905 Irwin Station Discharge Lost 361 376 Melissa widow/o Dermer Robert Pvt I W VA Cav 5 Aug 1863 7 May 1864 6 2 Irwin Station H4 17 W VA Inf 17 Feb 1865 30 Jun 1865 362 377 Long Andrew Pvt C Independent light Arty Pa 4. Mar. 1863 13. Jun. 1865 Stewartville 365 380 Thompson Joseph Pvt F 14 Pa Inf Circleville Discharge Lost Corp I 101 Pa Inf 193 Pa Inf 157 163 Smith Stewart Pvt E 4 Pa Cav 23. Apr. 1864 1. Jul. 1865 1 2 8 Circleville 288 403 Mattox William H Pvt H Independent light Arty Pa 6. Aug. 1864 18. Jun. 1865 9 12 Irwin Station 391 406 Robbins Joseph Pvt A 155 Pa Inf 14. Aug. 1862 31. May. 1865 2 9 16 Circleville The Veteran Census was ordered to enumerate Union veterans and the widows of Union veterans, but some Confederate veterans and widows made it into the schedules, as well. There are almost 75,000 names in this schedule.

This enumeration was requested by the US Pension Office to assist Union veterans and their widows in locating people who had served with the veterans and who could help pension claims go through by testifying on behalf of the veteran or widow who was applying for the pension. Other, less publicized uses for this census was to allow the government to determine the number of Civil War veterans and widows for pension legislation purposes, and also for members of Congress to conduct an informal study into the effect of different types of military service on the longevity of the veterans.